We hope you've been enjoying reading "Letters to a Lonely Cowboy." Today is the third installment in our short little story. You can read part one and two by clicking the links. Happy readings!
Part Three:
August 31, 1888
To My Dearest Walter,
You sound like you are in need of a woman’s care. My homemade chicken soup and rhubarb pie would do you wonders. I hope you recover quickly and are soon back on your feet. I bet you will be by the time my letter reaches you in Wyoming, but nevertheless I will keep you in my prayers.
I was thinking about what you said and I know a way I could be useful to your household and to the community at the same time. What if I were to become the local school teacher? I am as good with numbers as I am with letters.
My large book collection could also be turned into a lending library, from which others could borrow. That would make the insensible expense of bringing them with me worthwhile. What do you think? Is it a good idea? I would so hate to lose my books; they are my closest companions besides you.
Impatiently, I await your next letter. Do tell me you are better and how things are going with your cattle. I would like to know if Bessie and her sister Myrtle had girls or boys.
Ever yours,
Clara
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