Accession: 163A.27.015
Editorial Title: Ellen Brown Linscott to Mary Baker Eddy, December 2, 1884
Author: Ellen Brown Linscott 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Annotator: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: December 2, 1884
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Ellen Brown Linscott on lined paper from Chicago, Illinois.
Archival Note: This letter includes a notation in the handwriting of Mary Baker Eddy.
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Chicago Dec. 2. ‘84
My dear Teacher

Your lettersEditorial Note: These letters are not extant. yesterday, was glad to hear from you, You tell me to do as I think best, Well I will, I will come on to BostonAs Written:B and take the course to teach, so please let me know when you have your next class for Teachers, and will you kindly give me as long notice as you can, so I can arrange to leave my practice.

What you wrote me about pained me very much, both on your account and on account of the students who are so blinded to their duty to themselves & God. Sometimes I think that God is going to take this way to demonstrate the might of His Truth, It will be all concentrated in a few, and one will literally chase a thousandDeut 32:30 How should one chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight, except their Rock had sold them, and the Lord had shut them up?

Any way He will take care of His causeEditorial Note: The cause of Christian Science, and the chosen instruments of it Have no fear, but faith in abundance, All will be well. You have no doubt receivedAs Written:rec'd my last letterEditorial Note: See 163a.27.014., which I posted only the day before yours was receivedAs Written:rec'd.

Love to all your household, and yourselfAs Written:your self,
With love yours in Truth
Ellen Brown

Please excuse haste,

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Chicago Dec. 2. ‘84
My dear Teacher

Your lettersEditorial Note: These letters are not extant. yesterday, was glad to hear from you, You tell me to do as I think best, Well I will, I will come on to BExpanded:Boston and take the course to teach, so please let me know when you have your next class for Teachers, and will you kindly give me as long notice as you can, so I can arrange to leave my practice.

What you wrote me about pained me very much, both on your account and on account of the students who are so blinded to their duty to themselves & God. Sometimes I think that God is going to take this way to demonstrate the might of His Truth, It will be all concentrated in a few, and one will literally chase a thousandDeut 32:30 How should one chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight, except their Rock had sold them, and the Lord had shut them up?

Any way He will take care of His causeEditorial Note: The cause of Christian Science, and the chosen instruments of it Have no fear, but faith in abundance, All will be well. You have no doubt rec'dExpanded:received my last letterEditorial Note: See 163a.27.014., which I posted only the day before yours was rec'dExpanded:received.

Love to all your household, and your selfCorrected:yourself,
With love yours in Truth
Ellen Brown

Please excuse haste,

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These letters are not extant. The cause of Christian Science See 163a.27.014.