(xx) A Letter from Aunt Bess - Uncle Fletcher

The sandy turned out beautiful work. I don't remember a ton of this so long ago. That's a written at the county fair. And I wonder who it is? Oh, I don't know. How are you in the mix?

Anybody that tells me to meet, not done yet to pay, sometimes it's no plan. Hey, Teddy, I'm gonna go get you readings and solicitations. Keep it safe. Oh, you, Rex. I'm very, very sick. Fine.

Pretty morning this morning. The action beat. Rushmore Boy, take Papa's hat no recording. Departure him in the hallway. Do you like to tell you hello? Oh, sorry, Rex. Hello. Why are you in the hallway?

Will he get out? The car is assigned on the banister. Okay. We saved a lovely post-the car from Bassy this morning on the Fletcher. Yeah. What's this about to me? It's not being done, Mrs. Gough.

We're going to be fun, Caul. So, she's born and never delivered him to last at 10 o'clock. I call that a very feeble excuse. You appreciate it? I want to take these tacos to get tender.

A very feeble excuse. I'll be done in 10 minutes, if so. Find it? Yes. Lovely post-the car from Bassy. Yes. This is just how I'm saying to hear about all the hookers. I'm probably there, oh?

You remember Arnie L I'm gonna go back to this and support the car from Bessie.

Oh? Would you like to hear what she has to say? No. I think you mean yes. I'll read it. Hey, I heard from Bessie myself. Oh, really? Sure. I have what's letters on the inside pocket of my coat.

Go fetch it, Roch. I'll give you a back off. You bet. We never mind about the nickel. I'm going too glad you're here. Yes, I heard from Bessie. What did she have to say? Oh, this is young.