Your kind letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. receivedAs Written:recd in due time and its warm cheering words gladly recived let me assure you that they are very much appreciated. knowing as I do your manner of life. how day and night you are toiling on for our Blessed MasterEditorial Note: Jesus Christ, and I am glad you think myselfAs Written:my self highly favored to get a few lines from you. I thank you for the assurance As Written: assurence you give me of taking me through the course and will say to the best of my ability I shall stay with my Teacher and abide As Written: abid by her Teaching. I am now practicing some and am having some wonderful demonstrations and shall tell you somethingAs Written:some thing about them soon. My work closes here this week and then I shall give myselfAs Written:my self to Practice and study for a while, and perhaps may Preach occasionally at Council BluffsEditorial Note: Council Bluffs, Iowa.– Mrs Fenn of OmahaEditorial Note: Omaha, Nebraska and others of Council BluffsAs Written:C. Bfs. are very anxious for preaching I have not decided Just where I shall settle for my headquartersAs Written:head quarters after leaving Carroll but will keep you informed.
| Accession: | 305.43.005 |
| Editorial Title: | John S. Norvell to Mary Baker Eddy, October 25, 1886 |
| Author: | John S. Norvell |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | October 25, 1886 |
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