Have been suffering more than usual with my eyes, so as not
to be able to use them at all. . . . Rev.
W. H. Ruffner here after tea; felt very much depressed by the tenor of his and
Mr. P.'s conversation: they seem to think that the Valley must be relinquished
this summer.
SOURCE: Elizabeth Preston Allan, The Life and
Letters of Margaret Junkin Preston, p. 177
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