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Mary Eusebia Mudge
Saturday a.m., April 1, 1882 My dear Mrs. Griffing: I cannot express to you the deep sorrow and sympathy I feel for your family in this great affliction. It pains me to tears that Mr. Griffing, so kind and conscientious always – so pleasant in his intercourse as neighbor and friend – should experience such suffering. I cannot come to you and words seem so trivial. Can I do anything for you? It would be such a privilege. May the kind Heavenly Father who watches over us all sustain you with his strong arm and bless you continually. [My daughter] Sebie joins in love and sympathy. Hastily but in strong affection. Ever your friend,
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