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mdierks at Aug 06, 2020 10:33 AM
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Agricultural College.
Ames, Iowa.

Department of Botany,
Sept 5th 1887

My dear Dr. Bessey:

I have been intending
to write you before begging a copy of
your pamphlet on grasses which I see
so favorably noted but thought you
were away attending the Newport meeting.
The Torrey Bulletin came last night
and I have read your paper in it
with much interest. I only wish
I could have visited the same
place with you. It must have
been very interesting.

We have at last had our [?]
brother, and by a four inch rain.
We will begin to look green again!!

I hope you are all well.
Claire had a bad cold for a
while but is out again. We have

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