Accession: L06441
Editorial Title: Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy to Hannah A. Larminie, January 18, 1890
Author: Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy 
Recipient: Hannah A. Larminie 
Date: January 18, 1890
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy on unlined Massachusetts Metaphysical College stationery, from Concord, New Hampshire. The letterhead is crossed out by a large X.
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Dear Sister.

The presents you sent have at last come all right Many many thanks for your great kindness. Mr. Frye and the girl opened the parcels As Written: parcils and did not notice that they were for different ones until it was too late to tell which was which. Do you remember about them? It will not matter for we can call them all Mothers. She often speaks of you and so lovingly. I have not mentioned to her anything As Written: any thing of the Chicago trials as I thought she better not be mixed up in it. Then I thought you loyal true ones would surely conquer by Love. Dear sister please do not have anything As Written: any thing to do with Mrs. Woodbury. Cut off her thought entirely from you– but do not mention this. You may have had severe trials in belief, but God is all and he will guide and protect you. Accept much love from Mother and us all.

Very truly yours in Truth
E. J. Foster Eddy

Will tell you more about W. sometime As Written: some time but do not mention it E

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Dear Sister.

The presents you sent have at last come all right Many many thanks for your great kindness. Mr. Frye and the girl opened the parcils Corrected: parcels and did not notice that they were for different ones until it was too late to tell which was which. Do you remember about them? It will not matter for we can call them all Mothers. She often speaks of you and so lovingly. I have not mentioned to her any thing Corrected: anything of the Chicago trials as I thought she better not be mixed up in it. Then I thought you loyal true ones would surely conquer by Love. Dear sister please do not have any thing Corrected: anything to do with Mrs. Woodbury. Cut off her thought entirely from you– but do not mention this. You may have had severe trials in belief, but God is all and he will guide and protect you. Accept much love from Mother and us all.

Very truly yours in Truth
E. J. Foster Eddy

Will tell you more about Mrs. W. some time Corrected: sometime but do not mention it E

 
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