9/16/26 EC's ltr. to [
4586]:
Miss [
4586]
New York City
My dear Miss [
4586]
I beg your pardon for not having written you sooner. Just
after you left we had a friend in that spent a week at our
home, and we were quite busy most of the time, with little or
no time for writing. Following this, I seemed to go "fluey"
and wasn't able to write or do anything, not even for myself
- so I'm just getting back to my much belated correspondence.
I assure you it has been a joy and a pleasure to have known
you, and we were much disappointed that you didn't show up on
labor day. We were very much in hopes that we would see you
again. I'm glad to know that you had a delightful trip home,
and I'm in hopes that you felt sufficiently recuperated to
tackle the next year's work with a vim.
Edgar Evans certainly appreciated the book. I don't think he
stopped until he had completed it, and has read it I think
two or three times since. He has started in to school now
and of course is very much exercised over his new books, and
I think has read one or two of them through once or twice
already.
Hugh Lynn got off to school last Sunday [first year at
W & L]. Now we are very much alone. All our company has
gone. Dr. House has gone back to Kentucky for a few months -
so there's no one except my wife, Edgar Evans, Miss Gladys,
and myself. NOW you ought to make us a visit!
I certainly am in hopes that you got something from the book.
[EC loaned her a book, [[
3744] collection?] which she was
returning.] I know, as you say, you couldn't read much of it
at a time, but if you are like the most of us, you will find
from time to time that you will see thoughts here and there
that will remind you a great deal of what was said in those
pages. I haven't received it as yet, but I am sure it will
show up in good time.
Yes, it won't be long now before it'll be time for your
reading. I hope we will be able to take care of it and that
it will be worth while.
I had a note from Mr. Kahn yesterday. He had just gotten
back to New York. He didn't come by this way on his return -
promises, however, to spend the week end with us before very
long - possibly the 19th or 26th.
We were mighty glad to hear from you, and we hope that you
will let us hear from you often.
With kindest personal regards from all,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
9/20/26 Letter: "It just seems ages since I am back in N.Y.
and I have been very busy almost every minute of the time...
[Had a very lovely note from Edgar Evans [thanking her for a
book she sent him] a few days ago and I'm going to write him
the first opportunity.] [GD's note: Edgar Evans was 8 yrs.
old. Her interest in him bore out the reading's statement
about her love of children.]
"You may be sure I am looking forward very anxiously to the
23rd 'A.M.' and shall be on my GOOD behavior!" [Submitted
questions.]
9/23/26 See
4586-2, a physical reading, with questions re.
her mental and material affairs.
11/19/26 See
4586-3, a dream interpretation reading.
1/13/27 See
4586-4, a check Life Reading, by questions.



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