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[Printed stationery featuring two elves resembling Palmer Cox's The Brownies playing on a trapeze: one hanging upside down from the trapeze bar, with the other holding on to his coattails]
Kathleen [Tuttle] ALS to Marion [Freeman Elwell], January 2, 1894. Foxboro, Ma., page 1. From a collection containing the personal correspondence of Levi Henry Elwell and his family. Elwell was a professor in Amherst, Massachusetts, and many of the letters relate to his children's studies at Vassar College and Amherst College, as well as their everyday lives in Massachusetts and New York.
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