NAWSA   GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE   Grimke, Blanche S.

Miss Alice Blackwell
Boston, Mass.
My dear Miss Blackwell,
  It is not always
great things, that make
the greatest impression
not that cause the 
greatest joy. So few
people stop by the 
way to do the little
things that (face) open
the windows towards
the sunshine.

I can't tell you how
pleased my mother
was with this card
that you sent her.
  You certainly are a 
dear lady to take
the time to do that 
very kindly act.  All
these things do take
time especially when 
one leads such
a busy life as
you do.

Please feel how much
it meant to a very dear
lady who has always been
interested in this cause
that you and your famous
mother have labored for so
long and so faithfully.
  Most sincerely yours,
  Blanche S. Grimke
  85 Pinchary St.
   Boston
 "Mrs. [Shelms'?]
daughter."


P.S. I did not mean
to be so long in telling
you how much we
appreciated but I
was situated so that
I could not get your 
address.
B.S.G.

[*Mrs. Sheldon's
Daughter
Mrs. C. T. Griswell
85 Pinckney St.
Boston Mass*]

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