2/07/43 [
1947]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Congratulations on your book "THERE IS A RIVER"! Mrs. [
1992]
and I each felt we couldn't afford it so we denied ourselves
a copy. Mrs. [
1663], meanwhile, urged us to read her copy,
which we did and now I feel I can't afford to be WITHOUT a
copy! It's wonderful. As a result I got out all my
readings, and the children's, and re-poured over them. And
they are more meaningful and thrilling than ever!
So, as soon as I have a check reading, that is going to be my
next expenditure.
Meanwhile I hope you will reserve a time for me for a check
reading and I'll send the questions along in a few days.
I hope you are all very well, and I wish that it wasn't SO
far from ... to Virginia Beach!
Fondly,
2/18/43 [
1947]'s letter to EC:
Thursday
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I certainly wish I had a chance to tell you some instances
in which the readings have made REMARKABLE suggestions: i.e.
(1) I have just been given a University Assistanceship to
teach physical development officially in the High School,
which I would NEVER have done if the readings hadn't started
me in that direction! (2) How - before a tonsillectomy for
[
2004] they warned her [See
2004-4] to have a coagulation
test. I asked for it and the Doctors pooh-poohed it - and
wished afterwards they hadn't! And so on.
2/23/43 See
1947-10.



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