3/08/43 Mrs. [
2880]'s ltr. to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
If you can manage to squeeze in a reading for me on the
part of my life reading, connected with the first Palestine
experience, I would be so grateful. I know that you are
always very much engaged, so I thought that if I asked you
now, perhaps you could arrange for it within the next two
weeks or so, or, if that is too soon, perhaps you would let
me know when it would be more convenient [See 2880-2].
If it could be done on a Saturday morning, no - I remember
that you do not give the readings on Saturday do you? Well,
in any case, if you do not, then Monday morning would be
alright for me, that is, on a Monday morning.
In the meantime, I will ask [
1472] to help me formulate the
questions so that they will be presented properly. [...] is
such a wonderful help in this, as well as other things!
I hope that you are feeling well, and that one of these days
you will be coming up to New York again, and staying much
longer than you did the last time. Your visit was so short.
With kindest regards, and with much appreciation for the
opportunity which your great gift affords to those of us
whom you have helped so much,
I remain sincerely yours, [
2880]
3/22/43 See
2880-2.



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