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Voyages: Galilee |
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Galilee Ault's voyages: |
[Page 6] The coolness + bravery displayed by both sailors + scientist was exceptional. A couple of sailors got excited + began to cut the boats loose so as to get them ready for launching when we were about to run stern foremast into the Light-house. Of course, it was an anxious + exciting time, but it is all over now. I will tell you all about it when I see you again. I can say I have been ship-wrecked anyway. Dear little girl I wish I could see you tonight. I feel just kind a' lonely. I wonder if you are thinking that the time is rather long. I know I am. I would give a good deal to just put my arms around you + kiss your sweet face + draw you close, sooo close. I wouldn't ever let you go again. Dear Mamie. I love you so + since I can't see you, I am doing things for you. I won't tell you what all I am buying for you but you will find out sooner or later. I won't have a cent left in a day or two. But nothing is too good for the girl I love and who loves me. Ah. That is the best part. God bless you Darling. Goodnight. |
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of Terrestrial Magnetism,
Carnegie Institution of Washington. All rights reserved. Exhibit was mounted on 07/19/2004. |