November 18th, 1891

D. Potts,

I saw the Prophet. Are you all right? Are you in the hospital? Can I

Please answer when you can.

N. Greengrass

@"Daffodil Potts" Elsie Kirke

  

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November 18th, 1891

Mr. Greengrass,

I am... on the mend. Pardon my untidy scrawl, my left shoulder was dislocated and is of course, the one I write with.

I should be going home in the next day or two, once the healers are satisfied the crack in my collarbone has healed. I will be alright. No need to worry.

Miss Daffodil Potts

  

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November 19th, 1891

D. Potts,

I am glad to hear that you're on the mend & I'm glad to hear that you'll be all right.

Will you let me know when you're at home?

N. Greengrass

  

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November 19th, 1891

Mr. Greengrass,

Looks like it will be tomorrow morning I will be sent home to continue to rest.

It was nice to hear from you. I hope things are well with you and your family.

Miss Daffodil Potts

  

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November 20th, 1891

D. Potts,

Thank you for letting me know. Do your best to get rest.

We're doing all right. Verity's getting married next month to an attorney. I hope the rest of your family is well.

N. Greengrass

  

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November 20th, 1891

Mr. Greengrass,

Home and resting, though we'll see how long it lasts. Everyone else is already all mended and back on their feet.

Congratulations to you and your sister, my best wishes to her. Please let her know we would be more than happy to do her arrangements if she wishes. I'm sure the shop will be up and running by then, Papa is keen on fixing it up. We can always work from the home greenhouse as well.

Daffodil

  

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November 28th, 1891

D. Potts,

I'm glad they caught him.

Let me know how my mother and sister are.

N. Greengrass

  

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November 28th, 1891

Noble,

We are quite relieved that everything has been settled.

I haven't had the fortune of meeting with them yet, but I'm sure it will be lovely. I'll let you know how it goes.

It's been nice hearing from you, please don't be a stranger.

Take care,
Daffodil

  

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