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Allow me, dear Mrs. Harrison, to introduce to your acquaintance,
Mrs. Elliott of Savannah, my relative by marriage. She
contemplates a short residence in your vicinity, while her son is
being educated at your University.
Doctor Habersham and myself will gratefully appreciate
whatever civilities you may extend to her. I am anxious she should
imbibe pleasant impressions of my native state, and in securing to
her your acquaintanceship, and friendship, I could scarcely surround
her with more pleasant influences, while you, I am sure, will admire,
and appreciate the lovely attributes of mind, and heart, which adorn
my new Cousin.
Sister Minnie unites with me in affectionate regards to
yourself, Doctor Harrison, and your Daughters. Believe me dear Mrs.
Harrison
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