You will please pardon the writer in annoying you so much. Still if you knew how much was pending upon an interview with you I feel you would gladly say come. I am partially As Written: parcially at sea in a few things that I would not dare mention to anyoneAs Written:any one except you. I also have a letter which I have written to a Baptist DeaconAs Written:Dea which I wish you to read and if considered expedient by you will mail him. I shall be at #163. Tremont st this cityEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts during the forenoonAs Written:forenoone. Must leave at noon on important business therefore if convenient I shall consider it a great favor to receive your counsel. And I trust it will not detain you but a short time. Allow me to pay the expense of message. Trusting this will not cause you too much inconvenience As Written: inconvenients I remain
| Accession: | 529.57.007 |
| Editorial Title: | George F. Chapman to Mary Baker Eddy, September 28, 1885 |
| Author: | George F. Chapman |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | September 28, 1885 |
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You will please pardon the writer in annoying you so much. Still if you knew how much was pending upon an interview with you I feel you would gladly say come. I am parcially Corrected: partially at sea in a few things that I would not dare mention to any oneCorrected:anyone except you. I also have a letter which I have written to a Baptist DeaExpanded:Deacon which I wish you to read and if considered expedient by you will mail him. I shall be at #163. Tremont st this cityEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts during the forenooneCorrected:forenoon. Must leave at noon on important business therefore if convenient I shall consider it a great favor to receive your counsel. And I trust it will not detain you but a short time. Allow me to pay the expense of message. Trusting this will not cause you too much inconvenients Corrected: inconvenience I remain