Accession: 342.47.009
Editorial Title: M. Augusta De Forrest Brown to Mary Baker Eddy, February 20, 1886
Author: M. Augusta De Forrest Brown 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Annotator: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: February 20, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by M. Augusta De Forrest Brown on lined paper from Boston, Massachusetts.
Archival Note: This letter includes a notation in the handwriting of Mary Baker Eddy.
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Beloved Teacher

I received your kind invitationEditorial Note: This invitation is not extant. to join the Normal class, and expected to have seen you before this time.

I went to NewtonEditorial Note: Newton, Massachusetts two days and to ReadingEditorial Note: Reading, Massachusetts one.

I did not commence a primary class. I felt at first a delicacy, about it, but thought perhaps it was my duty to go forward and use what little talent I had. But after talking with you I decided to make every effort to qualify As Written: quallify myself fully first, to feel that you had the utmost confidence in my ability, when I can feel that I know I shall succeed, and not one dollar of the money earned in teaching shall be used by me, till my indebtedness, to you shall be canceled; For your great kindness consideration, love, and tenderness, tuition fee, cannotAs Written:can not cancel. But I trust the days will come when you will have reason to know that the seeds of kindness sown As Written: sowen by your dear hand have not fallen on barren soil, will be with you Monday As Written: monday morning

Affectionately
M Augusta Brown
Handshift:Mary Baker EddyMrs Brown
M.D.
342.47.009
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Beloved Teacher

I received your kind invitationEditorial Note: This invitation is not extant. to join the Normal class, and expected to have seen you before this time.

I went to NewtonEditorial Note: Newton, Massachusetts two days and to ReadingEditorial Note: Reading, Massachusetts one.

I did not commence a primary class. I felt at first a delicacy, about it, but thought perhaps it was my duty to go forward and use what little talent I had. But after talking with you I decided to make every effort to quallify Corrected: qualify myself fully first, to feel that you had the utmost confidence in my ability, when I can feel that I know I shall succeed, and not one dollar of the money earned in teaching shall be used by me, till my indebtedness, to you shall be canceled; For your great kindness consideration, love, and tenderness, tuition fee, can notCorrected:cannot cancel. But I trust the days will come when you will have reason to know that the seeds of kindness sowen Corrected: sown by your dear hand have [?] Unclear or illegible  not fallen on barren soil, will be with you monday Corrected: Monday morning

Affectionately
M Augusta Brown
Handshift:Mary Baker EddyMrs Brown
M.D.
 
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Boston, Massachusetts This invitation is not extant. Newton, Massachusetts Reading, Massachusetts