Accession: 721AP1.88.028
Editorial Title: Harriette D. Walker to Mary Baker Eddy, August 8, 1885
Author: Harriette D. Walker 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: August 8, 1885
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Harriette D. Walker on lined paper from Wellesley, Massachusetts.
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As a patient of Mrs. S. H. Crosse, Hotel Garfield, BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts, I have become deeply interested in Christian Science and if possible, would like to become a pupil in your Metaphysical College. Will you please inform me if you have reduced rates of tuition for preachers, as I am one, and like the majority of them, are limited pecuniaryAs Written:pecuniarly.

For ten or eleven years have in public and in private, endeavored to lead men and women to live spiritual lives; the glimpse I have of your ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science leads me to believe, that understanding it, could do vastly more than have accomplished in the past, and clearly it’s As Written: its my duty and privilege to put myself in the condition to best help my fellow-men.

For references, can refer you to Mrs. Crosse, also the Rev. O. P. Gifford of Boston.

With sincere regard and best wishes, I am yours very truly
Mrs. H. D. Walker.
721AP1.88.028
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library

As a patient of Mrs. S. H. Crosse, Hotel Garfield, BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts, I have become deeply interested in Christian Science and if possible, would like to become a pupil in your Metaphysical College. Will you please inform me if you have reduced rates of tuition for preachers, as I am one, and like the majority of them, are limited pecuniarlyCorrected:pecuniary.

For ten or eleven years have in public and in private, endeavored to lead men and women to live spiritual lives; the glimpse I have of your ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science leads me to believe, that understanding it, could do vastly more than have accomplished in the past, and clearly its Corrected: it’s my duty and privilege to put myself in the condition to best help my fellow-men.

For references, can refer you to Mrs. Crosse, also the Rev. O. P. Gifford of Boston.

With sincere regard and best wishes, I am yours very truly
Mrs. H. D. Walker.
 
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