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| Accession: | 114.22.005 |
| Editorial Title: | Ellen Latham Clarke to Mary Baker Eddy, June 7, 1883 |
| Author: | Ellen Latham Clarke |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | June 7, 1883 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten in pencil by Ellen Latham Clarke from Burlington, Vermont.
Editorial Note: Clarke is responding to a letter (not extant) she has received from Mary Baker Eddy.
She writes that she gets impatient at times that there are people who cannot see any
truth in Christian Science. She can't blame them, as she sometimes has doubts herself.
However, she finds that they do not gain much lodgement in her thought once she remembers
that there is only one way and that we must follow wherever the way leads, even with
bleeding footsteps. Clarke also writes of the beautiful lake and mountains that surround
her in Burlington, Vermont, which represent God's nature to her. Clarke wishes she
could attend Eddy's lectures and would like to have a private meeting with Eddy when
she returns to Boston, but she realizes that Eddy is very busy. She closes by sending
kind regards to Eddy from her husband and herself.
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114.22.005
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
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