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Seoul, Korea, September 8, 1929.. Dear father and mother: vour letters written August 11 were gladly received on Tuesday. It was a strange coincidence that you should meet Miss Edwards on the anniversary of the day I sailed. You 5? _ _> X» HZ -JJ. 3a -r «_ ■ i — .... OI appreciate it. certainly treated her generously with your fruit, and I want you to kno| oe able to see Bonnivue on her return next year her sister1 s living in Altadena she must have some wealth. I si ad irou £Ot to see th^ ^v»^ "iriv»/=kv\t a to picture Korea still better. Some day I hope you >ur gifl "~ili nvitation an^ | I had supposed by a m children1s presents, for it will help you lay see it for : 3^ourseii so she mi I hope i' wai not too warm while 'B Jl O Sit OOOI press on r,d not' enjoy her visit. >re, was surprised birthday rou were thinking. abou+ i no tot anv preser £ B-ry f o Tt was Quite na* irai that lliss Edward is should suggest shoes, for, from'what everybody without exception says, comfortable shoes cannot be bought here. roreign shoes are an innovation, a skill at making them yet; although wearing them, and they are beautifu .ton, send me any clothes; I left, and I have not 1 " '.eve most things £ d no one seems to have acquired many Japanese and Koreans are in apnearance. But do not )U remember stocked up out anvthlnpc vBf ' out ir\ T cneapei the malit^ )roDai not so )0d. shirt s a vpn * .or mvass snoes ii ou qp 1t house visitation, as on :he nere than m Ties are fift *ty sen, etc. feouhtrv trips, or five years before few pairs of hose >nca, sen hen th i and yen; do much T^" o r e ^ n sh oe s the omr IlOl U-L1 of the other foot when *'Ust stens into them am the bother of shoe stra of annoyance. They slip off just with a touch goes into the house, and on leaving one l and is readv to p*o . TJ] rs and of tuning, to null preign snoes, on is no end I can't thl of anything; to su&scei "Dresentjs found a ! I had thought needed an s Secondary School' Di Cnei rM r.+A )H-PTV has returned to America i c-m U3( left bv g m^ ss I had though: D00'< but I found one in a second-hand book store as entirely usekeeping, "orete itious eor a cook: book If I go to housekeeping, I shall need some cooking uten knife, paring knife, can opener, spoons, etc.; but I ex ■ for them before Chr sort to puJ soms those things Korean stvie as far as po sea about suggesting anything as Mis send me anything but your love, which you must, a little money. How 'is that? a study table, hings can be bought very satisfactorily here. I r^v^an style as far as possible. So you see I a. Idwards' was1. mlt but I nav ona r *^r wh o t of a cook and conclude , or desire: si Is., bread pe.ct- to be or dresser < c; ''out ' want to ma! m as much a1 Lier don t r\cr uo> 02 7 a s mi i s "oul 'ins disappoint' another ^r^ from Dr. H^rdie that he house on this compound as soon as Sin noksa moves out. Exposition in Seoul beginning Sept. 16 and lasting abou a half which is expected to fill"the city full of visit fore houses will be at a premium until November. The N moving to Dhoon Chun as soon as the^ can get off, and- t me the only missionary on this compound, with one hous< rented to a G-errnan in the consular service, °nd one t k to hear to the Korean There is an t a month and ors. There- orrises are hat wi1 leave vacant-, one Russian
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Full text | Seoul, Korea, September 8, 1929.. Dear father and mother: vour letters written August 11 were gladly received on Tuesday. It was a strange coincidence that you should meet Miss Edwards on the anniversary of the day I sailed. You 5? _ _> X» HZ -JJ. 3a -r «_ ■ i — .... OI appreciate it. certainly treated her generously with your fruit, and I want you to kno| oe able to see Bonnivue on her return next year her sister1 s living in Altadena she must have some wealth. I si ad irou £Ot to see th^ ^v»^ "iriv»/=kv\t a to picture Korea still better. Some day I hope you >ur gifl "~ili nvitation an^ | I had supposed by a m children1s presents, for it will help you lay see it for : 3^ourseii so she mi I hope i' wai not too warm while 'B Jl O Sit OOOI press on r,d not' enjoy her visit. >re, was surprised birthday rou were thinking. abou+ i no tot anv preser £ B-ry f o Tt was Quite na* irai that lliss Edward is should suggest shoes, for, from'what everybody without exception says, comfortable shoes cannot be bought here. roreign shoes are an innovation, a skill at making them yet; although wearing them, and they are beautifu .ton, send me any clothes; I left, and I have not 1 " '.eve most things £ d no one seems to have acquired many Japanese and Koreans are in apnearance. But do not )U remember stocked up out anvthlnpc vBf ' out ir\ T cneapei the malit^ )roDai not so )0d. shirt s a vpn * .or mvass snoes ii ou qp 1t house visitation, as on :he nere than m Ties are fift *ty sen, etc. feouhtrv trips, or five years before few pairs of hose >nca, sen hen th i and yen; do much T^" o r e ^ n sh oe s the omr IlOl U-L1 of the other foot when *'Ust stens into them am the bother of shoe stra of annoyance. They slip off just with a touch goes into the house, and on leaving one l and is readv to p*o . TJ] rs and of tuning, to null preign snoes, on is no end I can't thl of anything; to su&scei "Dresentjs found a ! I had thought needed an s Secondary School' Di Cnei rM r.+A )H-PTV has returned to America i c-m U3( left bv g m^ ss I had though: D00'< but I found one in a second-hand book store as entirely usekeeping, "orete itious eor a cook: book If I go to housekeeping, I shall need some cooking uten knife, paring knife, can opener, spoons, etc.; but I ex ■ for them before Chr sort to puJ soms those things Korean stvie as far as po sea about suggesting anything as Mis send me anything but your love, which you must, a little money. How 'is that? a study table, hings can be bought very satisfactorily here. I r^v^an style as far as possible. So you see I a. Idwards' was1. mlt but I nav ona r *^r wh o t of a cook and conclude , or desire: si Is., bread pe.ct- to be or dresser < c; ''out ' want to ma! m as much a1 Lier don t r\cr uo> 02 7 a s mi i s "oul 'ins disappoint' another ^r^ from Dr. H^rdie that he house on this compound as soon as Sin noksa moves out. Exposition in Seoul beginning Sept. 16 and lasting abou a half which is expected to fill"the city full of visit fore houses will be at a premium until November. The N moving to Dhoon Chun as soon as the^ can get off, and- t me the only missionary on this compound, with one hous< rented to a G-errnan in the consular service, °nd one t k to hear to the Korean There is an t a month and ors. There- orrises are hat wi1 leave vacant-, one Russian |
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