Mrs Whiting has been here And told all about the trouble– It would be impossible for me to be Any more surprised As Written: supprised – its the hardest blow yet– but like all the others you will come out All right– I think they Are A set of bedeviled As Written: be develed fools [?] Unclear or illegible , and will come to their As Written: there senses As Written: sences soon– I never saw such Cowards As they seem to be - whatever As Written: what ever comes you will find me on the side of right if I know what it is– I am Very Very sorry, And Am willing to do all I can to restore peace - trust the same hand that has always As Written: allways le d you, and into no darkness will you go.
| Accession: | 485.55.013 |
| Editorial Title: | George W. Chase to Mary Baker Eddy, November 4, 1881 |
| Author: | George W. Chase |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | November 4, 1881 |
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Mrs Whiting has been here And told all about the trouble– It would be impossible for me to be Any more supprised Corrected: surprised – its the hardest blow yet– but like all the others you will come out All right– I think they Are aA set of be develed Corrected: bedeviled fools [?] Unclear or illegible , and will come to there Corrected: their sences Corrected: senses soon– I never saw such Cowards As they seem to be - what ever Corrected: whatever comes you will find me on the side of right if I know what it is– I am Very Very sorry, And Am willing to do all I can to restore peace - trust the same hand that has allways Corrected: always let d you, and into no darkness will you go.