Accession: A10554
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy, Date Unknown
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: date unknown
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on unlined paper.
Archival Note: During the years 1900-1910, Mary Baker Eddy gave shoes to children in need in Concord, New Hampshire, with hundreds of pairs distributed annually. Many of these were obtained from William A. Thompson's shoe store in Concord.
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Does Mrs Eddy like to look from her carriage daily on the dear children in Concord?

Because she likes to see their feet and hands – the nice fitting of their Thompson boots and the pretty flitting to her of their little hand. The childhood of the one loves the childhood of the other

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Why ?

Does Mrs Eddy like to look from her carriage daily on the dear children in Concord?

Because she likes to see their feet and hands – the nice fitting of their Thompson boots and the pretty prety flitting to her of their little hand. The to her childhood of the one loves the childhood of the other

 
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