My beloved students your gift of Wickliffs translation of of Wyclifffs translation gift of the SExpanded:Scripture of the scripture is very dear to me is valued by and most dear

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For Accept my profound deepfelt thanks for your precious gift to me of Wyckliff's translation of the Scripture

I have again and again refused the offer of $1000 in gold mines one thousand dollars the offer share and of the most costilly magnificent gifts and wherefore? (Message) Because I did not want them and I was as thankful grateful for the offer as I could be for the gift. But Not so is it with the Bible that contained the name of the Christian Scientists text bookEditorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy oh no that was published six months before I knew that Wyckliff had employed that phrase [?] Unclear or illegible  that Science and Health in the sense of the "knowledge of Salvation" How perfectly appropriate is that rendering to the mission of my BookEditorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy How wonderous is God's providence how mysterious his wise His ways how simple insignificant as our comprehension of His purpose and how strange that little I I should be the theme of ancient prophecy and [?] Unclear or illegible  the scribe of divine Love's to you the Oh you infinite plan of salvation from all sin and mortililyCorrected:mortality

O God, keep make me humble and to to sit at the feet of Christ, the Spiritual Idea of all that is Divine in patient prayer watching working waiting patiently [?] Unclear or illegible  [?] Unclear or illegible  I be more every moment of this momentous mission trust and of God’s [?] Unclear or illegible  [?] Unclear or illegible  I love Again and yet again I thank and always shall thank you for this book I was six weeks waiting fo on God for that title and when I decided on it was told it was not a proper one Well do I remember when Miss Dorcas Rawson brought Wyckliffe' version of The Bibleto me in 1875 And showed me those two words Science and Health how I desired to own that book I felt somewhat as I did after raising Mrs. Gale Dr. Amos Gale's widow of Manchester N.H.Expanded:New Hampshire From a hopeless stage of pneumonia to heath with one interview and charged her nothing for it but saw a little child at play with a book took up the book read the title Smith's Dictionary of the Bible and asked her if she would give that book to me I was poor I had sold my library and used all that I could part with to had [?] Unclear or illegible  possessive to barely live and was often without got on hungry for lack of the means to pay for sufficient food and could not buy it unless I could pay for it buy food and [?] Unclear or illegible  When I left all for my mss mission I could was writing for a leading Magazine whose editor offered me $3000 annully and other Editors called said to me and another who said name your price we want you to write for us. for our magazine I was a widow then My

My late husband Col. Glover of Charleston S.C.Expanded:South Carolina Was called said to be wealthy but most of his property was in slaves So I and after his death I would not sell them

My Father and brotherEditorial Note: George Sullivan Baker or Samuel D. Baker made offered me tempting offers if only I would give up C.S.Expanded:Christian Science And my oldest sister Mrs. Tilton said I will never speak to you again unless you give it up and one I was her I had been her idol When I was to During my poverty I healed all manner of diseases gratiutouslyCorrected:gratuitously in order to start our CauseEditorial Note: The cause of Christian Science. [?] Unclear or illegible  never took pay for it or for the sake of the starting the cause