Mail has wrong path for Save

I am using v. 7.1 of Mail under OS X 10.9.1. When I attempt to save an email to my Documents folder I get an error message:
Could not save to path /Users/bob/~/~/~/~/~/~/~/~/~/~/Documents/Payment submitted.rtf. Choose a different path.
Clearly Mail has a bad pathname for the Documents folder. TextEdit documents save properly to Documents. Terminal shows the path to Documents as: /Users/bob/Documents
What is going wrong with Mail?
Bob

Agreed. I get a completely different wrong path, but only (so far) when I try for Documents. Seems like a bug. Good catch.
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