Accession: V03037
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Unknown, May 27, 1884
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Unknown 
Date: May 27, 1884
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on Massachusetts Metaphysical College stationery.
Archival Note: This is a valid copy of a letter; the location of the original is unknown. The copy of the letter includes an archivist notation that it is probably addressed to Mrs. John B. Baker. However, based on the date and contents of the letter, this does not appear to be the case.
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May 27, 1884
My dear Student

The only thing I have done here that does hurt my feelings and disappoint me is that I could not have known that I was to leave so soon I must finish my classEditorial Note: Mary Baker Eddy taught a class in Chicago, Illinois in May 1884. today and put two lessons in one that throws out the next lesson which was appointed for tomorrow when I got Mrs Crosse to write you of my appointment

Circumstances compel As Written: compell me to start Thursday instead of Friday and I must have one day that I can get alone before packing which will be tomorrow I had to finish my class today Now do not blame me for I could not avoid it I felt very sorry and said before the class I was sorry to have you absent as I had to leave, which caused it Come and sit in my class in Boston sometime

As ever truly
M B G. E

Thank you very much for your kind appreciation

Again adieu Yours etc

M B G E

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May 27, 1884
My dear Student

The only thing I have done here that does hurt my feelings and disappoint me is that I could not have known that I was to leave so soon I must finish my classEditorial Note: Mary Baker Eddy taught a class in Chicago, Illinois in May 1884. today and put two lessons in one that throws out the next lesson which was appointed for tomorrow when I got Mrs Crosse to write you of my appointment

Circumstances compell Corrected: compel me to start Thursday instead of Friday and I must have one day that I can get alone before packing which will be tomorrow I had to finish my class today Now do not blame me for I could not avoid it I felt very sorry and said before the class I was sorry to have you absent as I had to leave, which caused it Come and sit in my class in Boston sometime

As ever truly
M B G. E

Thank you very much for your kind appreciation

Again adieu Yours etc

M B G E

 
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Mary Baker Eddy taught a class in Chicago, Illinois in May 1884.