Accession: 220A.36.016
Editorial Title: Helen A. Nixon to Mary Baker Eddy, September 19, 1892
Author: Helen A. Nixon 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: September 19, 1892 - archivist estimate
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Helen A. Nixon on unlined paper from Braintree, Massachusetts.
Archival Note: This letter includes an archivist notation of “Sept. 19, 1892”.
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BRAINTREE,
MASSACHUSETTS.
My dear Teacher;—

Your letterEditorial Note: See L04152. was duly received, and I have written twice before in answer, but sent neither letter.—

There have been so many strange things done which look to me unchristian and unnecessary, that I am perplexed.

But this I can do and am doing. I can wait until Truth shows me where I stand. I feel sure of the Truth of Christian Science, and that I am gaining the right understanding of Science and HealthEditorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

May God speedily clear away the many mistsEditorial Note: “When the mists have cleared away” is a line from of a hymn of the same name, written by Annie Herbert in 1873. from before our eyes!

Your ever-lovingAs Written:ever loving Student
Helen A. Nixon.
Sept 19. 1892.
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BRAINTREE,
MASSACHUSETTS.
My dear Teacher;—

Your letterEditorial Note: See L04152. was duly received, and I have written twice before in answer, but sent neither letter.—

There have been so many strange things done which look to me unchristian and unnecessary, that I am perplexed.

But this I can do and am doing. I can wait until Truth shows me where I stand. I feel sure of the Truth of Christian Science, and that I am gaining the right understanding of Science and HealthEditorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

May God speedily clear away the many mistsEditorial Note: “When the mists have cleared away” is a line from of a hymn of the same name, written by Annie Herbert in 1873. from before our eyes!

Your ever lovingCorrected:ever-loving Student
Helen A. Nixon.
Sept 19. 1892.
 
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See L04152. Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy “When the mists have cleared away” is a line from of a hymn of the same name, written by Annie Herbert in 1873.