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| Accession: | 361.48.006 |
| Editorial Title: | Luther M. Marston to Mary Baker Eddy, November 8, 1883 |
| Author: | Luther M. Marston |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | November 8, 1883 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Luther M. Marston on lined paper from Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Editorial Note: Marston is replying to a letter (not extant) dated November 4, 1883, that he received
from Mary Baker Eddy. He tells Eddy that he has seen Helena Wood Tottingham, who is not yet sure when she will take class with Eddy. He has not seen William T. Seaver lately and so cannot report to Eddy on Seaver's thoughts on taking a class. Marston
knows some others who are interested in studying with Eddy but none would be able
to do so until after Christmas. He adds that he hopes Eddy's next class will include
people who are brighter and more intellectual than the ones in the class he took with
Eddy. He would like to be able to converse with people who know more than he does.
In the rest of the letter (dated November 9), Marston reports that he has now seen
William T. Seaver and that Seaver told him of his plans to be in Eddy's next class.
Marston writes of his desire to study with Eddy again, but finances are a problem.
Eddy has offered to let him room with Calvin A. Frye while at the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, but he wants to know what arrangements might be made for him to stay there during
the winter and spring months.
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