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I thiftk Capt. Cass is getting	the test	part	of the	targain.
She seems araiatle and considerate,	vhile I Judge	him to	te morose,
selfish and Jealous.
Even now I see he attempts to restrain and dictate to her. I vender if I made any such attempts	vith you	?
I have had visitors, and as I	am going	over	to Pass Christian
on the train vhich is due in a fev	minutes,	must	close.	Love.
(Copied by M. James Stevens from
"Chronicles From the Nineteenth Century: Family Letters of Blanche Butler and Adeltert Ames ? Married July 21, 1870 Compiled ty Blanche Butler Anes, 193? Vol. I 1861-87^ Privately Issued 1957?1
Copyright 1957 ty Jessie Ames Marshall Dedication
The putlication and distritution in litraries of "Chronicles From the Nineteenth Century" may render it possitle for descendants to learn, if they should so desire, something of the characters and lives of their progenitors.
Pages 518 - 523 TRUTH IS BETTER THAN FICTION