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impression of Copenhagen!
but then we were direct from London & after that immense and overpowering place everything seems dull and lifeless.
We shall probably leave here this week Thursday, & shall take these letters to Hamburg with us, with the hopes of sending them directly to America from there.
Henry sends books to the college from here, but it is so uncertain when they go I do not like to leave my letters.
How lonely you will be without Sammy this winter; I feel very glad he has entered as Freshman, for we shall have him a year longer with us. Give much love to all from us—Clara is very well and seems very happy.
She enjoys travelling very much, & is just as good & excellent a girl as ever—Henry desires very much love to Aunt Lucia—accept much from your ever affectionate
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