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@alice_austen_correspondence_with_effie_commins:collection {title: "Alice Austen Correspondence with Effie S. Commins", created: @date_1888_08_03, place: @cushings_island, creator: @effie_commins, description: "A collection of personal letters from Effie S. Commins to Alice Austen, discussing social events, family matters, and personal observations from Cushings Island in 1888."}
@alice_austen:person {full_name: "Elizabeth Alice Austen", birth: @date_1866, death: @date_1952, occupation: "photographer", residence: @staten_island}
@effie_commins:person {full_name: "Effie S. Commins", role: "correspondent"}
@staten_island:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@cushings_island:place {location: @staten_island, country: @united_states}
@letter_1888_08_03_1:document {date: @date_1888_08_03, author: @effie_commins, recipient: @alice_austen, location: @cushings_island, content: "wrath will be upon you, so beware, old lady. I believe we are to go to Portland this afternoon, of course. Mr. Corning goes too, it is rather a bore, as I feel I must make myself scarce, I do not think much of him. I got out from May last night that Mr. Corning told her that he did not like June very much, he thought she was anciet."}
@letter_1888_08_03_2:document {date: @date_1888_08_03, author: @effie_commins, recipient: @alice_austen, location: @cushings_island, content: "I did not tell May that June told me Mr. Evening was a chump. Well now I must shall take pity on you and close this uninteresting letter. I only hope you can get through without yawning. Yours, Effie S. Commins. Cushings Island August 3rd /886."}
@mr_corning:person {full_name: "Mr. Corning"}
@may:person {full_name: "May"}
@june:person {full_name: "June"}
@mr_evening:person {full_name: "Mr. Evening"}
@portland:place
@effie_commins -> wrote -> @letter_1888_08_03_1
@effie_commins -> wrote -> @letter_1888_08_03_2
@letter_1888_08_03_1 -> mentions -> @mr_corning
@letter_1888_08_03_1 -> mentions -> @may
@letter_1888_08_03_1 -> mentions -> @june
@letter_1888_08_03_1 -> mentions -> @portland
@letter_1888_08_03_2 -> mentions -> @may
@letter_1888_08_03_2 -> mentions -> @june
@letter_1888_08_03_2 -> mentions -> @mr_evening
@alice_austen_correspondence_with_effie_commins -> contains -> [@letter_1888_08_03_1, @letter_1888_08_03_2]
@file_pinax -> documents -> @alice_austen_correspondence_with_effie_commins
@file_1888_8_3_aug_2005_effie_copy_jpg -> image of -> @letter_1888_08_03_1
@file_1888_8_3_aug_2006_effie_copy_jpg -> image of -> @letter_1888_08_03_2wrath will be upon you, so beware, old lady. I believe we are to go to Portland this afternoon, of course. Mr. Corning goes too, it is rather a bore, as I feel I must make myself scarce, I do not think much of him. I got out from May last night that Mr. Corning told her that he did not like June very much, he thought she was anciet.
I did not tell May that June told me Mr. Evening was a chump. Well now I must shall take pity on you and close this uninteresting letter. I only hope you can get through without yawning. Yours, Effie S. Commins. Cushings Island August 3rd /886.
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