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    Letter from Helen S. Wright to John Muir, 1878 May 8.

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    their perversities and whims, and of self as well, and in the society of the birds and flowers and the great mountains have felt that I drew nearer to God, and gained new strength of spirit, and a more patient sympathy for those with whom I have to deal. All the family are well, Mr. Allen away again for the week. [in margin: 217] Little Dora is growing daily in grace (of the baby kind); and your favorite, Hattie, is as truly good as ever. May we not hope to see you again before you plunge into the long silence of your Humboldt trip? A single day, if you could spare no more, would be greatly prized by your friends here. Very sincerely yours, Helen S. Wright.00793https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/37198/thumbnail.jp

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    Edith, Helen S. & 2 Clara Wagoner

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    Black and white photograph of five women, probably friends of Christopher and Stella Ruess, identified as "Edith, Helen S. & 2 Clara Wagoner.
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