Accession: 662B.71.034
Editorial Title: Maud Dickinson to Mary Baker Eddy, November 4, 1884
Author: Maud Dickinson 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Annotator: Calvin A. Frye 
Date: November 4, 1884
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Maud Dickinson on lined paper from Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Archival Note: This letter includes notations in the handwriting of Calvin A. Frye.
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Handshift:Calvin A. FryeAnsweredAs Written:Ans Nov 7
kind regards
no vacancy,
Dear Mrs Eddy,

I feel that I am presumptuousAs Written:presumptious in writing this to you, and so, before you read it ask you to forgive me for troubling you.

I am very anxious to study Christian Science with you, but do not see how I can do so, for a long time, at least, unless I can do something at the same time to pay my expensesAs Written:expences. I thought it possible that you might have work for which you would need help, either now or later. If you could give me the chance I should be glad to do almost anything to partly pay you for the course of study. I have heard of you very often from Mr Childs before he studied with you and since; and from Dr Stone. I will not ask either these gentlemen to see you on my behalf for unless I could be useful I should not wish you to be influenced by your friendship for them

I will not trouble you with a long letter, but if you think you can help me I will write any particulars you wish to know.

Very Respectfully
Maud Dickinson

Address c/o Dr AS Turner

Bridgeport

ConnecticutAs Written:Conn

662B.71.034
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Handshift:Calvin A. FryeAnsExpanded:Answered Nov 7
kind regards
no vacancy,
Dear Mrs Eddy,

I feel that I am presumptiousCorrected:presumptuous in writing this to you, and so, before you read it ask you to forgive me for troubling you.

I am very anxious to study Christian Science with you, but do not see how I can do so, for a long time, at least, unless I can do something at the same time to pay my expencesCorrected:expenses. I thought it possible that you might have work for which you would need help, either now or later. If you could give me the chance I should be glad to do almost anything to partly pay you for the course of study. I have heard of you very often from Mr Childs before he studied with you and since; and from Dr Stone. I will not ask either these gentlemen to see you on my behalf for unless I could be useful I should not wish you to be influenced by your friendship for them

I will not trouble you with a long letter, but if you think you can help me I will write any particulars you wish to know.

Very Respectfully
Maud Dickinson

Address c/o Dr AS Turner

Bridgeport

ConnExpanded:Connecticut

 
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