Accession: 368.49.004
Editorial Title: C. Lulu Blackman to Mary Baker Eddy, November 27, 1885
Author: C. Lulu Blackman 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: November 27, 1885
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by C. Lulu Blackman on lined paper from Fremont, Nebraska.
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—Nov. 27th– 1885—
My dear Mrs. Eddy;

I have just receivedAs Written:rec'd. a copy of the Oct. "Journal"; in tearing off the wrapper the enclosed "Diploma" appeared— I return it hoping to have it replaced by a perfect copy– I am very sorry it was so torn in opening but I had no reason to suppose this copy could not be torn open as all others had been—

I am indeed, my dear Mrs. Eddy, striving to enter in to the fullness of the Truth– Some blessed fruit has come forth, but I so long for the Harvest time with each patient — Bless me and Love me —

Yours with love,
C. Lulu Blackman,
Fremont, NebraskaAs Written:Nebr.
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—Nov. 27th– 1885—
My dear Mrs. Eddy;

I have just rec'd.Expanded:received a copy of the Oct. "Journal"; in tearing off the wrapper the enclosed "Diploma" appeared— I return it hoping to have it replaced by a perfect copy– I am very sorry it was so torn in opening but I had no reason to suppose this copy could not be torn open as all others had been—

I am indeed, my dear Mrs. Eddy, striving to enter in to the fullness of the Truth– Some blessed fruit has come forth, but I so long for the Harvest time with each patient — Bless me and Love me —

Yours with love,
C. Lulu Blackman,
Fremont, Nebr.Expanded:Nebraska
 
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