Accession: A11001A
Editorial Title: Note by Adam H. Dickey, April 11, 1909
Author: Adam H. Dickey 
Date: April 11, 1909
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Adam H. Dickey on unlined paper.
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4.11.07Editorial Note: The date is probably April 11, 1909 since Adam H. Dickey was not employed in Mary Baker Eddy’s home until 1908.

Mrs. Eddy todayAs Written:to day recalled the fact that between the ages of 16 and 20 she was a great novel reader, preferring books by Walter Scott and Charlotte Bromte. She spoke of how clearly her memory served her & illustrated by quoting the following from Charlotte Bromte.

"The ties which bind link the happy may be dear, but those which bind the wretched are tenderness unutterable."

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4.11.07Editorial Note: The date is probably April 11, 1909 since Adam H. Dickey was not employed in Mary Baker Eddy’s home until 1908.

Mrs. Eddy to dayCorrected:today recalled the fact that between the ages of 16 and 20 she was a great novel reader, preferring books by Walter Scott and Charlotte Bromte. She spoke of how clearly her memory served her & illustrated by quoting the following from Charlotte Bromte.

"The ties which bind link the happy may be dear, but those which bind the wretched are tenderness unutterable."

 
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The date is probably April 11, 1909 since Adam H. Dickey was not employed in Mary Baker Eddy’s home until 1908.