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Richmond, Va.May
27 3 paid Miss Mary HarrisonUniversity of Virginia
Care of Dr. Harrison
Dear Mary

Will you forgive me for not writing before this, I can
plead no excuse except laziness. I have often thought of you, & your
dear family, & shall always remember my visit to the University, with
peculiar pleasure. The pleasant walks & conversations we have had
together, I can never forget. Although we were only a few days with
each other, I formed attachments for you & yours, which nothing can
break. Now Mary did you not promise to come & see me. I dont intend
to let you off, but tease you to death untill you say "Yes". Vacation
will soon be here & then Mary you must come I will take no excuse.
I hope Charlie is well before this. Richmond is very dull. My Sister
has returned & I feel more at home. I saw Miss Yancey about three
weeks ago, she was looking very well. Pa, Ma, and all join me in
urging
you to come. Pa unites with me in sending best love to your
dear family. My kindest regards to your brothers, & Mr. Gibbons &
now dear Mary I must close. May you ever be blessed is the prayer
of your fondly attached

friend Julia C. Langhorne
P. S. Please burn this as soon as read & do not let any one see
such a miserable scratch.
J. C. L.