Accession: L04637
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Sue Ella Bradshaw, October 30, 1886
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Sue Ella Bradshaw 
Date: October 30, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on lined Massachusetts Metaphysical College stationery from Boston, Massachusetts.
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My dear Student,

I have changed in the forthcoming Journal you advertisement of your School and I think you will like it better the word "rudiments" is removed, that didn't work well not being understood. I trust you are thriving. My other students are doing nicely in starting Institutes but all must get used to teaching in order to do their best. You are no doubt feeling something of the stir in the muddy As Written: mudy waters of mind-curering by Swarts & Co but I think are more exempt from it than many other of my dear students who write me from the West. Write me dear and let me know how you are prospering. I happen to have a moment in which to write, hence this letter. But whether I do or do not write I never forget you.

As ever Lovingly
M B G Eddy
L04637
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
My dear Student,

I have changed in the forthcoming Journal you dadvertisement of your School and I think you will like it better the word "rudiments"are is removed, that didn't work well not bei [?] Unclear or illegible ng understood. I trust you are thriving. My other students are doing nicely in starting Institu [?] Unclear or illegible tes but all must get used to teaching in order to do their best. You are no doubt feeling something of the stir in the mudy Corrected: muddy waters of mind-curering by Swarts & Co but I think are more exempt from it than many other of my dear students who write me from the West. Write me dear and let me know how you are prospering. I happen to have a moment in which to write, hence this letter. But whether [?] Unclear or illegible  I do or do not write I never forget you.

a As ever [?] Unclear or illegible  Lovingly
M B G Eddy
 
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