12/21/26 EC's ltr. to Mr. Wyrick:
Dear Mr. Wyrick:-
We don't want to burden you with reading a whole lot of
stuff, but I have felt that possibly the enclosed reading
[See
294-89 EC's dream interpretation reading re.
contemplated trip to Florida] was so unusual that it would be
interesting to you - and I would like to get a lot of angles
on same from the impressions the information given and ideas
others will have as respecting same, that I may be better
able to ask some questions on the reading that will better
explain it. So, if you do have the opportunity, I'd be glad
for you to study this a little bit and let me know what you
think.
We have all been rather anxious since you went to Texas, to
know just what was going on, and hope when you have the
opportunity you will tell us all about it. I certainly hope
it is not going to be very long before you will all be
rewarded for your time, your money and patience. And I
somehow feel very sure that it isn't going to be very long.
We are all getting along pretty well here, except the boy
with the burnt leg, but while he is better, it will be a
pretty hard holiday for him - not being able to get on his
feet as yet.
We all certainly wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New
year, and hope you are feeling good physically, and that
everything is working out fine.
With kindest personal regards from all,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
12/21/26 Mr. Wyrick's ltr. to EC:
[GD's note: This letter from Mr. Wyrick crossed above one
[Par. R3] of EC's in the mail, which was a frequent
occurrence in their correspondence.]
Chicago
My dear Cayce
Kindly accept the enclosed small token of appreciation with
my very best wishes for health and happiness for yourself &
family. I was awfully sorry to hear of the accident to the
little son. Hope he has fully recovered. How is the older
one getting on at school? Did not receive the reading on
well while in Texas. It was returned to me yesterday.
Thanks. And when you have an opportunity please see if you
can tell us how to remove or get by the obstructions. Drill
practically at stand still. Just pound - make no headway.
Best wishes MBW
12/29/26 See
4905-67.



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