| 1 | Author: | Bitner Collection: Cressler, Alex | Requires cookie* |
| Title: | Letter to Henry A. Bitner  | ||
| Published: | 1998 | ||
| Subjects: | University of Virginia Library, Text collection | UVA-LIB-Text | UVA-LIB-Bitnerletters | Henry Bitner letters | Bitner collection | Letters written to Henry A. Bitner | ||
| Description: | Yours of the 19th inst. was received in due time, I was sorry to hear that you were not well, but I hope that you are now stout and hearty, enjoying the pleasures of a beautiful country home. I know not whether you would prefer a town life to one in the country, but if you lived in town awhile and had nothing to do, you would realize the truth of that saying, that "nothing to do" is the hardest work that one can engage in. I hope you will take care of that and always manage to have something to do, for chil- dren learn mischief when they learn nothing else. | ||
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