Accession: L12705A
Editorial Title: "EXTEMPORE" proof sheet, January 4, 1910
Author: Mary Baker Eddy  Archibald McLellan 
Annotator: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: January 4, 1910
Manuscript Description: Printed proof sheet with notation in the handwriting of Mary Baker Eddy.
Editorial Note: The printed content of this proof sheet appeared on page 370 of the January 8, 1910 issue of the Christian Science Sentinel and on page 695 of the February 1910 issue of The Christian Science Journal. Eddy's handwritten signature here indicates her approval of its publication.
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EXTEMPORE.

Jan. 1, 1910.

I. O BLESSINGS infinite! O glad New Year! Sweet sign and substance Of God's presence here.

II. Give us not only angels' songs, But ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science vast, to which belongs The tongue of angels And the song of songs.

MARY BAKER EDDY.

[The above lines were composed by Mrs. Eddy on New Year morning, in about ten minutes. The members of her household were with her at the time, and it was gratifying to them, as it will be to the Field, to see in her spiritualized thought and mental vigor a symbol of the glad New Year on which we have just entered.—EDITOR.]

Eddy
JAN 4 1910
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EXTEMPORE.

Jan. 1, 1910.

I. O BLESSINGS infinite! O glad New Year! Sweet sign and substance Of God's presence here.

II. Give us not only angels' songs, But ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science vast, to which belongs The tongue of angels And the song of songs.

MARY BAKER EDDY.

[The above lines were composed by Mrs. Eddy on New Year morning, in about ten minutes. The members of her household were with her at the time, and it was gratifying to them, as it will be to the Field, to see in her spiritualized thought and mental vigor a symbol of the glad New Year on which we have just entered.—EDITOR.]

Eddy
JAN 4 1910
 
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