10/06/33 EC's letter to [
2096]:
My dear Miss [
2096]
We have yours of the 26th, with enclosure, for which we thank
you very much.
I know just how hard it is at times to be prompt with
correspondence. We put it off from day to day until, before
we know it, the time has elapsed and we have written nothing.
But we appreciate your thought of us, and hope we may
be favored with a line from you as often as you find
the opportunity to write.
I note what you say about starting your treatments again; and
I know just how hard it must be, when you are surrounded by
such temptations, and it is so easy to keep putting it off
until the next day.
Know that we will be very glad to be of any help possible.
We hope to see you when we are in New York this month
sometime, and to have a long talk together regarding
different phases of the Work in which I'm sure you are
interested.
Let us hear from you whenever you can. With all good wishes,
I am
Sincerely, [EC:GD]
P.S. Thanks so much for your letter of sometime ago. I've
decided to wait until I get there, and perhaps we can work
out some way of convincing the young lady that she should
follow her reading. Thanks. GD.



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