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  <dc:title>Letter from Maggie Gray to Robert Laws</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Letter from Maggie Gray, 8 South Constitution Street, Aberdeen, to Robert Laws, referring to his letter; referring to a religious pamphlet; friend [or her brother?] George who is having a crisis of faith; Mr. Sheriffs, a preacher; herring nets drying on the Links; walking there, York Street and the Inches, but way blocked by barrels and other herring equipment; Mr. Milne's visit to Robert; tea with Glegg family in Ann Place; Miss Milne visiting the Vickerys apparently to teach a Sunday School, though no syllabus as yet; Robert and George's proposed visit to Glasgow; weather awful; her brother Aleck has been promoted Lance Corporal and is sitting exams for possible promotion. 5 August [September] 1872</dc:description>
  <dc:date>5 August 1872</dc:date>
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