1/15/30 She wrote: "Eager we are, Mr. [
240] and I, to see
your wonderful work and to meet you, and have been since
hearing of you from Mr. [
257] who is an enthusiast in your
behalf...
"May I leave with you a thought I am sending to a friend at
the moment. It was written by a dear mother, a precious
friend, Mrs. Abby Hedge Coryell, who has brought up her four
sons by this code, need I say married and with families of
their own now - they are fine examples of manhood: ALMOST A
PRAYER, by Abby Hedge Coryell
Not to enslave myself, - not to enslave my brother!
Each to be free to live his life, unhampered by the
other! Each to be able to think, each to be able to do,
Whatever expresses best in him, the 'ME' or the 'YOU.'
To grow to my best myself, - to help you, if I can - But
at least to be honest and square as man to man! Not to
put bonds on anyone, - not even the babe at my knee!
Just to be free myself, and to leave him free! And to
live the best that is in me, - the very best that I
know, - And to leave you free to express yourself, 'tis
so we'll grow! So we'll grow and blossom, even as blooms
the rose! Only the free soul blossoms, - only the free
soul grows! Precious, isn't it?
"Our dear friend Mrs. [
2708] is looking forward to her visit
with you this week-end, as are we sometime soon. May God
bless you ever." Devoutly, [
238]
2/12/30 See
238-1.
REPORTS
2/18/30 She wrote:
"Dear Cayces, one and all:
"So very much we enjoyed our visit with you all. Precious
you all were, in every way; and we love you very much.
"We loved the peaceful atmosphere of the beautiful little
shore town, and it is an atmosphere that one feels there, am
sure you will agree with us...
"Until we meet again, which I trust may be soon, may God be
with you all, showering His richest blessings."
Cordially and sincerely, [
238]
3/12/30 She sent a book to EC that she prized and wanted him
to read it.
8/01/30 Letter of inquiry from Cayce Hospital as to results
from following their Physical Rdgs. [
238-1 and
240-1] was
returned marked: ADDRESS UNKNOWN.



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