Accession: 226.37.043
Editorial Title: Fanny McNeil Potter to Mary Baker Eddy, March 28, 1886
Author: Fanny McNeil Potter 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: March 28, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Fanny McNeil Potter on unlined paper from Washington, D.C.
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I hasten my reply to say I regret I shall not be in BrooklynEditorial Note: Brooklyn, New York before your class commences.. I rejoice in your success, but why work so hard? We cannot stay here always in my way of thinking, & who will thank you? This you have problem As Written: problm dear. How is your dear sister? The winter here has been cold, & dreary, & I have been confined in my room sick for a week, & I may say nearly all winter. & here are quite a number of your students, & they do not seem able to cure. I expect the power lies with your own dear selfAs Written:dearself. Have you plans for the summer? I think it was fortunate I happened here at one time, will tell you Oh! So much when we meet. May our FatherEditorial Note: God allow this I so long to see you, dear one with love & kiss

YoursAs Written:Yrs Lovingly
Fanny,

P.S. IsAs Written:I Katie with you? If so remember me to her.

226.37.043
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I hasten my reply to say I regret I shall not be in BrooklynEditorial Note: Brooklyn, New York before your class commences.. I rejoice in your success, but why work so hard? We cannot stay here always in my way of thinking, & who will thank you? This you have problm Corrected: problem dear. How is your dear sister? The winter here has been cold, & dreary, & I have been confined in my room sick for a week, & I may say nearly all winter. & here are quite a number of your students, & they do not seem able to cure. I expect the power lies with your own dearselfCorrected:dear self. Have you plans for the summer? I think it was fortunate I happened here at one time, will tell you Oh! So much when we meet. May our FatherEditorial Note: God allow this I so long to see you, dear one with love & kiss

YrsExpanded:Yours Lovingly
Fanny,

P.S. ICorrected:Is Katie with you? If so remember me to her.

 
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