9/26/31 EC's reply:
Certainly sorry that [
758] has been having these little
upsets. We have expressed the medicine to Mr. [
417] at his
New York address. We thought that would be the best way, and
then he could get it out to you much quicker. Certainly hope
this will assist in keeping [
758] in proper condition, and
prevent the setbacks. It should, if it's taken properly. Of
course, don't over-dose him - but don't under-dose him
either.
Yes, I know by my own experiences, and by the many, many
times I have heard [
417] speak of his boy, just what it means
to have him near him, where he can talk with him and be with
him from time to time, and I don't blame you one bit! It
would be very nice, though, if it were possible for him to be
in Miss Barclay's school here. She had SUCH an interest in
[
758], and never fails to ask about him the first thing when
I see her. But I know that's out of the question at the
present time, and I know that you are doing - and will do -
the things that seem the very best for all, for I know you
have given your whole life to [
758], yet I feel very sure -
no matter what others may say - in the years to come he will
be such a joy and a pleasure to you that it will have been
worth all the effort, all the sacrifice, and the patience and
hardships that you all have undergone for HIS development.
He is your job, and when God has given us a job we are
quitters if we fail in that, in any sense of the word.
We often speak of you, and we know that had things been
different, possibly the whole circumstance would have been
different. When we think of it, in any sense, we can't help
but feel there's something all wrong with somebody. A good
portion of it, I'm sure is with our own selves. I blame
myself for most of it, but it was certainly an error of the
head - it was not of the heart; for if I know myself at all,
I only pray that I may be used as an aid to someone. May I
be the servant of most, and His servant most of all!
10/26/31 See
758-33.



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