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| Accession: | 509.56.003 |
| Editorial Title: | Caroline W. Webster to Mary Baker Eddy, November 22, 1881 |
| Author: | Caroline W. Webster |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | November 22, 1881 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Caroline W. Webster on lined paper from Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Editorial Note: Webster writes that she has so much faith in Mary Baker Eddy's "divine science" and
in God, that she has been prompted to send this letter. Webster has seen Eddy at the
church on Park Street, and she has also been reading Eddy's "latest works," as well
as testimonies of people healed by Eddy, even when she was not present. She asks if
Eddy will heal her landlord, who had a sunstroke about two years ago and has been
doctored constantly by medicine and electricity. His wife says that if he does not
improve soon there is nothing but death to hope for. His muscles and nerves have given
out, and he is in bed and cannot walk without help. If Eddy can heal him, it will
be a miracle to all of them. Her landlord does not know she is writing to Eddy, but
she lives in the same house with him and gives the address as 27 Elm Street, Charlestown,
Massachusetts. Webster ends the letter by saying that Eddy will have a reward if she
can cure Webster's landlord.
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