Letters January 18, 1908 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Clara K. McKee, Allan McLane Hamilton, Edward H. Carman, W. D. McCrackan, Allison V. Stewart, Mary Sproul Brainard, Frank B. Homans, G. A. Kratzer, Elizabeth Kratzer, F. Edwin Elwell, A. Jacobson, Sarah Jewett McChesney, Lena M. Hall, Ernest K. Heilway

Boston, Mass., Jan. 7. 1908.

Mrs. Marry B. G. Eddy.

My Beloved Teacher:— Just a word to express my love and deep sense of gratitude to you for all you have done and are doing for mankind. I know your time is precious, but I want you to know that the truth you taught me while I was a member of your household is still unfolding, and no words can tell what that experience means to me now. I know that no amount of study, no amount of practice, and no teaching from any one else could ever have given me, or could yet give me, the understanding that a year in your home under your personal guidance and teaching has given. I thank you with all my heart for granting me this privilege, and I know God blesses you always.

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