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| Accession: | 496.55.011 |
| Editorial Title: | William James DeWolfe Leavitt to Mary Baker Eddy, May 5, 1882 |
| Author: | William James DeWolfe Leavitt |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | May 5, 1882 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by William James DeWolfe Leavitt on the lined printed stationery on which
he advertises himself as a teacher of music and a concert organist. He writes from
Boston, Massachusetts.
Editorial Note: Leavitt writes regarding an appointment with Mary Baker Eddy. He says that when he
showed up at the designated time, she was not home, and he stood outside, shivering
on the steps for about twenty minutes. He writes that if he knew how to practice the
Science of "mind over matter," he could have caused her to return home. But since
he does not know how to do this, he had to leave in about the same condition as when
he arrived. He is leaving for Halifax, Nova Scotia, the next day and will be away
until the Saturday following. While he is on the "briny deep," he hopes Eddy will
keep his case in mind and do what she can to alleviate his suffering.
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