Letters March 27, 1909 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Frederick Dixon, Chas. M. Howe, Rena Hubbell, Stokes Anthony Bennett, Ralph R. Hibben, M. W. Clark, Annie T. Boyd, Minnie B. Evans, Alice M. Brown, Florence G. Hall

Boston, Mass., March 13, 1909.

Beloved Leader:—Your letter has been to me a greater cause of encouragement than I know how to express. Coming to work here, at your desire, has been to me an opportunity for proving something of the gratitude I feel for your teaching through the pages of Science and Health and all your other works. I realize, however, that this gratitude has to find its true expression in my life rather than in my words, and that by the use I make of what I have understood so far, I shall fit myself to understand more in the future. It will be a true pleasure to me to come out and see Mr. Dickey and the other students, and above all, to know that some day I am to see you again.

Your loving follower, Frederick Dixon.

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