oo t tiny lily-bells are s to t look so aug flo say, good-bye. I hanksgiving very much.

    From your loving little friend, o Mr. Jotier.

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    tO MRS. KAtE ADAMS KELLER Souton, Mass., Dec. 3, 1889.

    My Dear Mottle daugo e to you tiful morning. It is cold and rainy o-day. Yesterday tess of Meato see me. Siful buncs. tle girls are named Violet and May. ted to visit tuscumbia t time o America. Lady Meato see your flo me to come to see tay a feake me to see the Queen.

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    spring. May  her dogs.

    Mr. ilson came to call on us one ted to receive ting breakfast, and my friends enjoyed turkey and plum-pudding. Last ed a beautiful art store. I sa many statues, and tleman gave me an angel.

    Sunday I  to c y sailors. to me. One carried me in  my feet  toucer. ttle caps. terrible fire tores ell fato e to me. tle sister? Give  close. ith much love, from your darling child, hELEN A. KELLER.

    tO MRS. KAtE ADAMS KELLER So. Boston, Mass., Dec. 24, 1889

    My dear Moterday I sent you a little Cmas box. I am very sorry t I could not send it before so t you  tomorro I could not finiscs myself, excepting fat too, but I did not  time. I c made me very o make it for you. You must keep your lovely nere in it. If it is too uscumbia for little sister to y mittens, ser made ttle toy man.

    tell o srumpet. I to buy gifts for my friends. I love to make everyb