Yours of latest dateEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. was received duly.
You speak of yourself as doing well – I think – although I have lost the letter and cannot recall all of its contents. I am ever rejoiced at the success of my pupils
You named being alone and lonely in your practice. Now I will name a pupil of mine who is a widow, she studied with me three weeks, had never heard the subject spoken of before she came here sick, and when my class was dismissed she went away well and commenced practice, has never consulted me in a single instance about her patients and has done wonderful cures. She was just as willing a learner as a child, accepted my instructions in every instance and carried out my directions to the letter. I never had a more confiding, openheartedAs Written:open hearted simple childlikeAs Written:child like nature, and therefore, one that I could mold As Written: mould more easily, hence her success; she loves me and leans on me in all confidence that I am right and able to teach her wisdom in all things Now Sarah she is not feeling alone although I never gave her one third of the instruction in the Science of Man that I have you, so you must take courage and know that what has been done can be done. I have been so busy I have not has a sufficient opportunity to write you before in regard to our yearly settlement, if you will remit me the amount due I will receipt to you for one year.