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lhave these letters.
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Read them.
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They are from all ofthem.
Ludlow... lsabel... Samuel.
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The whole family. The whole story.
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ltis all written here.
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April 13th, 1913.
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Dear lsabel, l am not fool enough to
try to alter a life already lived.
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But l feel l have not done well
raising our sons in this wild place.
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What did l know of children?
l was trained to lead men.
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This is infinitely harder.
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Dear William, you take too much
responsibility on yourself.
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Our sons can find their own paths.
They are willful, certainly, -
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- but who are we
to complain of willfulness.
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l have news of Samuel.
At a Harvard tea -
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- he met Miss Susannah Finncannon.
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l know it will surprise you greatly,
but they are engaged.
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This summer he will bring her
to Montana to meet you all.
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So behave yourself and be
as charming as only you can be.
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There he is.
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- How the hell are you?
- Good, and you?
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Samuel. Good to see you, boy.