The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25
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BROOKLYN, Jan. 10, 1919
My Dear Friend and Slster-I was made
very glad by your letter, for your love 10
me Is most grateful, and for which | ac-
tually hunger. You, like me, have loved
and been loved, and can say with Mrs
Browning: D.
"Weil enough think we've Jared,
My heart and l."
But find in you an element to which l
respond when or how am not pnlloso-
pher enough of the human mind to under
stand ] cannot reasol--only feel.
wrote to you reply on the morang of
my sickness, and tinged with fears of APP
preaching disaster, so that when mail day
arrived | was safely over my sufferings,
with fair prospect of returning health.
DESTROYED ii lest its morbid tone might
shadow your spirit. | am now around my
house again, doing very poorly what
want to do well. All these ambitions and
failures you know, darling, and when, in
your last letter to Theodore-those good,
true lctters--you tell indirectly of your life
with your parents, ] caught and felt the
sef-sacrifice, admired and sincerely appre-
ciated your rare qualities of heart and
mind. | am more demonstrative and en-
thuslastic lover of God manifested IN his
children than YOU will believe, and my
memories of you fill me with admiration
and delight
I have cought III vour card pictur.
which we have. in such moments. aud
kissed if og,in and aqain. prayinr with
tears for Gcds blessing to follow YOU. and
ia perfect in us three the beautiful promise
If vonr nature But nv sweet and dear
realize in these months of our nc.
ouain,,n..a how olmos, innossiblc il is 70
hrin% emf these bloss1ms Of orr hearts
,,rn,y,b co.'s off tn'us--,n bnmon rycs
our neorls md Have. are conoht nm liter
all, tv >,,iror and h,sr minis flint snr.
rn,,,d ms ,n every side. and s, DESTROYED
-, ,h,,.rd ,,,t we know them no lonurr a.
onr avn th,,s God il made onr only hone.
Nv dear dear sister. do no, let rs dlsin
,oin; coch nthar eynoct much rom
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ing the case with Mr.. Bowen.O We have
weathered the storm, and, believe, with.
out harm TO our best. LET not your heart
be troubled, dear SWEET love you. BE
assured of it, l wish could come to you.
would help you in the care of your loved
ones, for that | can do. " My heart bounds
toward ALL" Then your spirit would be
free to write and think. But hereunto am
not called. My spirit is willing
My dear children are all well. Floy, on
her return at the holiday vacation, found
me sick, and we concluded to keep her
with us, and she has entered the Packer.
Our household has indeed been sadly tossed
about, and the children suffer with the
parents; but tile end has come, and write
that you may haye Joy and not grief, for