Accession: L13473
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Gilbert C. Carpenter, March 15, 1908
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Gilbert C. Carpenter 
Date: March 15, 1908
Manuscript Description: Letterpress copy of a letter handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy.
Related Topic: 024.10.023Digital document 024.10.023 not available
Final Edits
Original Document
Click image to magnify
Full
Back
Close
View Document
View Image
L13473
-
Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
X

Copied document link to clipboard.

March 15, 1908.
Mr. Gilbert C Carpenter C.S.B.
Beloved Student:

Accept my thanks for your very kind letterEditorial Note: See 024.10.023 I would like a BroghmEditorial Note: A Brougham was a type of horse-drawn carriage featuring an enclosed cabin for passengers. if it could be made inside like my RockawayEditorial Note: A Rockaway was a type of horse-drawn carriage featuring a top that extended over the driver to protect from inclement weather. and run more easily

Shall I be expected to buy it after it is made — if it is not what I want?

Please write as soon as convenient. But I cannot give the time just now to anything new. I am so homesick to get accustomed As Written: acustomed to my new homeEditorial Note: On January 26, 1908, Mary Baker Eddy moved from her home at Pleasant View in Concord, New Hampshire, to 384 Beacon Street in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. hence there is no hurry to have a new carriage. As ever

Sincerely yours
Mary B. G. Eddy.
L13473
-
Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
X

Copied document link to clipboard.

March 15, 1908.
Mr. Gilbert C Carpenter C.S.B.
Beloved Student:

Accept my thanks for your very kind letterEditorial Note: See 024.10.023 I would like a BroghmEditorial Note: A Brougham was a type of horse-drawn carriage featuring an enclosed cabin for passengers. if it could be made inside like my RockawayEditorial Note: A Rockaway was a type of horse-drawn carriage featuring a top that extended over the driver to protect from inclement weather. and run more easily

Shall I be expected to buy it after it is made — if it is not what I want?

Please write as soon as convenient. But I cannot give the time just now to anything new. I am so homesick to get acustomed Corrected: accustomed to my new homeEditorial Note: On January 26, 1908, Mary Baker Eddy moved from her home at Pleasant View in Concord, New Hampshire, to 384 Beacon Street in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. hence there is no hurry to have a new carriage. As ever

Sincerely yours
Mary B. G. Eddy.
 
View Image
 

Back Text

Shown for development purposes only
See 024.10.023 A Brougham was a type of horse-drawn carriage featuring an enclosed cabin for passengers. A Rockaway was a type of horse-drawn carriage featuring a top that extended over the driver to protect from inclement weather. On January 26, 1908, Mary Baker Eddy moved from her home at Pleasant View in Concord, New Hampshire, to 384 Beacon Street in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.