NAWSA    GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE   Rogers, Anne K.

proud to own it.  I
haven't made a very
thorough perusal of it
yet but so far I find
the Mexican group
and the Argentine
group the lovely
poems indeed.  [It] The
book is with me now 
as I sit out on the 
porch in a wheelchair.
I shall read the forward
with great interest.

Women's Hos.
Baltimore
My dear Cousin Alice
  Your wonderful
book of poems has
been a great
pleasure to me ever
since it arrived.  I 
am deeply grateful
to you for such a
lovely collection of
poems and am very

I do with you could see our
little Edith Elizabeth.  Already
I think she is lovely looking.
Meyric is perfectly charmed
with her.  I hoped for a girl
really and I have a sneaking
suspicion that Meyric did 
too although he declared his
neutrality on the subject
many times.  She has lost all
her redness and she is now a 
lovely baby colour.
    Please give my love to Cousin
Kitty, and "Mam", and please
accept my sincere thanks for
your interesting book.
  Affectionately
   Thursday  Anne Kirk Rogers

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