9/03/40 Letter from [
1789]: "...How are you? I have been
thinking often of you. Have tried to write many times
only to tear it up.
"I have not done any art work this summer. Have not had any
inclination as yet. We spend a great deal of time in the
park because our business was very slow, almost nothing. It
looks like it will liven up soon, as the schools are opening.
"The dear little children - have watched them in Washington
Square all summer. Actually got acquainted with some, and
their parents, they are such darlings. I also read a few
books. Am still elected main shopper for the family. Mother
helps me when not busy, which she was not for sometime now.
She feels rather lost, likes to take care of the little
darlings. She gets so used to them that she misses some
greatly. They are very amusing too.
"I have been suffering greatly with my nose; wrote Hugh
Lynn about it, mentioning that the treatments supposed to
eliminate this condition, but failed to hear from him; nor
did we receive the recharge.
"At times it almost seems I will never get through with these
treatments. It is unfortunate that it had to get lost like
that.
"It is rather embarrassing to have to write to you about it.
You certainly understand how anxious one is to complete a
treatment that would stop all that sneezing that I am still
going through, since I wrote to Hugh Lynn, and even earlier
than that. It is very weakening and discouraging.
"Yesterday I had a very bad day of it - my eyes felt as if I
were cutting onions. Hardly slept at all last night.
"It is not quite fair to your work - the readings - to leave
things unfinished like that.
"I would very much like to know if I could still expect to
receive it, as undoubtedly there will come a time when I will
be in the position to repay for all things done for me, as it
is only just to do so. I could have been all through by now,
feeling like a different person, much more useful and better
spirited.
"Dear Mr. Cayce, can we throw out the old box from the first
appliance that was not used? Have been tempted to many
times, but would not do so without your permission. Did
throw the glass jar away though. It was hopelessly broken.
"I shall be very glad to hear from you in the near future..."
1/11/41 Letter from [
1789]'s sister [
2268]: "...About the
appliance, [
1789] just finished the last recharge according
to her reading. Of course, the whole thing was so delayed
and prolonged. We are able to get more of the recharge
ourselves, like we did the last one. The treatments have
done her an awful lot of good. Do you advise to repeat
the complete procedure again, once or more, before getting
another check reading? I think it would be a sensible
thing to do..."
3/31/41 Letter from [
1789]'s sister [
2268]: "...[
1789] has
just started another recharge..."
6/05/41 She obtained Check Physical reading
1789-9.



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