Accession: 528.57.013
Editorial Title: Lysbeth L. Campbell to Mary Baker Eddy, May 22, 1886
Author: Lysbeth L. Campbell 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Annotator: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: May 22, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Lysbeth L. Campbell on unlined paper from New York, New York.
Archival Note: This letter includes notations in the handwriting of Mary Baker Eddy.
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My dear Mrs Eddy.-

I feel very anxious to take a course in Obstetrics, as I always liked this Science, and now see the importance of treating it metaphysically As Written: metaphysicaly . I have mentioned it to several, and I think you could have a large class. Miss Beecher told me several weeks ago, that she was now ready for that course.

Will you please remember me, when you have your class, and I shall be on hands.

I do not seem to get along as well as I should like to in ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science, but think it is because I have too much else, that must require my time, that at the present I cannot As Written: can not put off, But I know I will come out all right in time, but I am so impatient,

Please excuse this note, from such a tried one as I,

With much love and respect to you,
I remain
Your Student
L. L. Campbell.
Handshift:Mary Baker EddyCampbell
first class I take

528.57.013
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
My dear Mrs Eddy.-

I feel very anxious to take a course in Obstetrics, as I always liked this Science, and now see the importance of treating int metaphysicaly Corrected: metaphysically . I have mentioned it to several, and I think you could have a large class. Miss Beecher told me several weeks ago, that she was now ready for that course.

Will you please remember me, when you have your class, and I shall be on hands.

I do not seem to get along as well as I should like to in ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science, but think it is because I have too much else, that must require my time, that at the present time, I can not Corrected: cannot put off, But I know I will come out all right in time, but I am so impatient,

Please excuse this note, from such a tried one as I,

With much love and respect to you,
I remain
Your Student
L. L. Campbell.
Handshift:Mary Baker EddyCampbell
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