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[[preprinted]] MARCH, FRIDAY 27. 1874. [[/preprinted]] To night is a lovely evening. This P.M. papa made his speech on "Finance," & we went up there to hear him. I did not think ^ [[insertion]] it [/insertion]] was interesting abit, but a good many other people did I suppose. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] MARCH, SATURDAY 28. 1874. [[/preprinted]] This morning I have not anything to say so I will tell my journal! ha ha what Collie wrote in his letter, from Marsales, It was to Papa, dated Mch 4th. Most of it was buisness but ^ [[insertion]] in [[/insertion]] the rest he said he [[insertion]] was [[/insertion]] going to Coblense, he had recieved a letter from Mr Murry, saying it was not improbable that he could cure Elms eyes. and Elm says that he expects if nothing happens, to come back in May, or something like it. F.A.M. P.S. I have got a cold, & the girls were up to see me, & brought thir [[strikethrough]] e [[/strikethrough]] box that they had to put there dishes on & brought them to, Olie came over to see me. [[underline]] P.M. FAM [[/underline]]