Accession: 215.36.010
Editorial Title: William I. Gill to Mary Baker Eddy, June 12, 1886
Author: William I. Gill 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: June 12, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by William I. Gill on lined paper from Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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LawrenceAs Written:Laurence, MassachusettsAs Written:Mass June 12/1886As Written:86
Rev Mrs. Eddy:
Dear Madam,

I thank you for your suggestions in your letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant.. I cannot do things perfectly till I grow into them but I shall conform on the score of prayer very speedily. I shall find no difficulty longer. I was under a serious misapprehension.

The "Historical Sketch" and "Tenets" of the Ch. is one of the things I was wanting. Those Tenets have come to be mine

Science and HealthEditorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy has formed my chief reading daily for some time. There's no book like it, and none that seems so necessary to me. It is like the Bible in that the glare of its strong and striking eloquence sometimes dazzles me, so that I need to look long and often to see into its depths.

I have promised Mrs Jones to lecture on ChristianAs Written:Chrn. Science next week up in New Hampshire, and am just tracing out the line of my exposition, which I would like As Written: lik to read to you in substance next Monday in the afternoon. I want to be correct.

That's good news from Mr. Day.

Gratefully Yours
Wm I Gill
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LaurenceCorrected:Lawrence, MassExpanded:Massachusetts June 12/86Expanded:1886
Rev Mrs. Eddy:
Dear Madam,

I thank you for your suggestions in your letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant.. I cannot do things perfectly till I grow into them but I shall conform on the score of prayer very speedily. I shall find no difficulty longer. I was under a serious misapperehension.

The "Historical Sketch" and "Tenets" of the Ch. is one of the things I was wanting. Those Tenets have come to be mine

Scenience and HealthEditorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy has formed my chief reanding daily for some time. There's no book like it, and none that seems so necessary to me. It is like the Bible in that the glare of its strong and striking eloquence sometimes dazzles me, so that I need to look long and often to see into its depths.

I have promised Mrs Jones to lecture on Chrn.Expanded:Christian Science next week up in New Hampshire, and am just tracing out the line of my exposition, which I would lik Corrected: like to read to you in substance next week Monday in the afternoon. I want to be correct.

That's good news from Mr. Day.

Gratefully Yours
Wm I Gill
 
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