Accession: A10822
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy's vision of George D. Choate, June 15, 1880
Author: Asa Gilbert Eddy  Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: June 15, 1880
Manuscript Description: The first part of this document is handwritten by Asa Gilbert Eddy, with the second part in Mary Baker Eddy’s handwriting. The paper is lined.
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ConcordeEditorial Note: Concord, New Hampshire june 15th 1880

M. E's Vision of Mr. Choate

By A. G. E—

She saw Mr. Choate take a beautiful white dress that she had made and cut it in two in the middle which spoiled the dress and then put one half of the dress ontoAs Written:on to his child then from her jewels he scraped all the gold and put into a tiny bottle to wash his jewels with

⇉ Handshift:Mary Baker EddyNota BeneAs Written:N.B.

The part that he put ontoAs Written:on to his child was the skirt which looked very awkward as he put it on and he left all the waist and trimmings As Written: trimings and that which was beautiful

[*]Archival Note: It appears that Mary Baker Eddy added these last few lines about a separate vision at a later date.Aug 7th 1880 A Vision of passing over the wave without sinking into a particle

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ConcordeEditorial Note: Concord, New Hampshire june 15th 1880

M. E's Vision of Mr. Choate

By A. G. E—

She saw Mr. Choate take a beautiful white dress that she had made and cut it in two in the middle and which spoiled the dress and then put one half of the dress on toCorrected:onto his child then from her jewels he scraped all the gold and put into a tiny bottle to wash his jewels with

⇉ Handshift:Mary Baker EddyN.B.Expanded:Nota Bene

The part that he put on toCorrected:onto his child was the skirt which looked very awkward as he put it on and he left all the waist and trimings Corrected: trimmings and that which was beautiful

[*]Archival Note: It appears that Mary Baker Eddy added these last few lines about a separate vision at a later date.Aug 7th 1880 A Vision of passing over the wave without sinking into a particle

 
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Concord, New Hampshire It appears that Mary Baker Eddy added these last few lines about a separate vision at a later date.