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| Accession: | 142.23.005 |
| Editorial Title: | Alice M. Sibley to Mary Baker Eddy, August 3, 1881 |
| Author: | Alice M. Sibley |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | August 3, 1881 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Alice M. Sibley on lined paper from Roxbury, Massachusetts.
Editorial Note: Sibley says that she arrived home safely from her visit with Eddy and mentions that
Mr. Howard saw her into the cars. She had originally planned to continue on to Ipswich from
Lynn to be with Miss Brown, and so her family was surprised to see her at first. She says she enjoyed her time
with Eddy, even under unfavorable circumstances, and refers to an unpleasant or uncomfortable
situation relating to the visit a few times in both this letter and 142.23.006. But
she also tells Eddy that a better and far pleasanter time will soon be here. She also
hopes that Eddy had a comfortable night and looked her handsomest for her picture.
She tells Eddy not to trouble herself or Mr. Smith to respond to her letter. She closes by saying she's leaving the fourth page of her
letter to fill with kisses and love.
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