Accession: 651B.68.006
Editorial Title: Lucinda Brown to Mary Baker Eddy, October 13, 1884
Author: Lucinda Brown 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: October 13, 1884
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Lucinda L. Brown on lined paper from East Boston, Massachusetts.
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Dear Mrs Eddy:

I received your letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. Saturday, but it was not exactly clear to me as you did not say what your terms would be.

I should be very happy to enter your next class, in fact am very anxious to do so, if we can arrange terms satisfactorily. At present I have no ready money, and should be obliged to resort to the installment plan, or pay you at some future day when it would be possible for me to do so. Will you please write me what arrangements we can make about the tuition.

I regret to trouble you, but am very much in earnest in desiring to enter the college, and also your class, as I feel that information received at the fountainhead is more correct than from any other source.

Hoping to hear from you soon I am, Yours very truly
Mrs. M P. Brown
#176 Webster St.
651B.68.006
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Dear Mrs Eddy:

I received your letterEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. Saturday, but it was not exactly clear to me as you did not say what your terms would be.

I should be very happy to enter your next class, in fact am very anxious to do so, if we can arrange terms satisfactorily. At present I have no ready money, and should be obliged to resort to the installment plan, or pay you at some future day when it would be possible for me to do so. Will you please write me what arrangements we can make about the tuition.

I regret to trouble you, but am very much in earnest in desiring to enter the college, and also your class, as I feel that information received at the fountainhead is more correct than from any other source.

Hoping to hear from you soon I am, Yours very truly
Mrs. M P. Brown
#176 Webster St.
 
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