Accession: L02367
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Augusta E. Stetson, November 15, 1895
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Augusta E. Stetson 
Date: November 15, 1895
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on unlined Pleasant View stationery, from Concord, New Hampshire.
Archival Note: This document contains illegible erasures. See original.
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My precious Student

Yours at handEditorial Note: See 092C.19.029.. I realize all you write but do you know what has been saved by avoiding the relationship you contemplated? A child is apt to feel there is no one so little to be obeyed feared or reverenced as his mother!! If this error gets by reason of m. a. m. or his own wicked nature possession of him there is nothing on earth for a mother quite as sharp in its anguish, to bear. This you have been spared You also do not know this– viz. how much I have done for Carol to counteract your own errors affecting him and strengthen his honest heart in helping you. I name this for the first time to any mortal merely for you to see once that you have God and me always helping you and that Augusta does less than she fancies. Will you write me and settle a discussion of the students. Is Mr James White (the man you and I have dealt with) a widower & has he children?

With deep love
Mother
L02367
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
My precious Student

Yours at handEditorial Note: See 092C.19.029.. I realize all you write but do you know what has been saved by avoiding the relationship you contemplated? A child is apt to toAs Written:to feel there is no one so little to be obeyed feared or reverenced as his mother!! If this error gets by reason of m. a. m. or his own wicked nature possession of him there is nothing on earth for a mother quite as sharp in its anguish, to bear. This you have been spared You also do not know this– viz. how much I have done for Carol to counteract your own errors affecting him and strengthen his honest heart in helping you. I name this for the first time to any mortal merely for you to see once that you have God and me always helping you and that Augusta does less than she fancies. Will you write me and settle a discussion of the students. [?] Unclear or illegible Is Mr James White (the man you and I have dealt with) a widower & has he children?

With deep love
Mother
 
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