Memorial of Mrs Morse Stewart
Memorial of Mrs Morse Stewart
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Yours Respectfully, M. C. W.
Mr. M. G. W. , Boston, Mass. : Detroit, May 11, 1885.
Deak Sir — At last we have found a poor widow — a good woman — who will take care of Mr. C. His troubles seem to overwhelm him at times, and then he growls demented. He falls down in the street, and a policeman takes him in hand and does not know what to do with him. There is no mistaking his being a gentleman (we keep him respectably clothed); he " does not drink, " etc. , etc. , etc. , and so he is an anomaly a...t the Central Station. I am waiting to get some answers to my applica- tion to St. Luke's and Harper Hospitals. Thanks for the cash enclos- ure ; that simplifies the difficulty somewhat. We know nothing of his history. Mrs. P. , with whom he lived five years, said he was "one of God's little ones ; " this, together with my own conscience, and an importunate fellow worker's keeping it awake, makes me in earnest to do what I can. B. S.
Mrs. B. 8. : Boston, May 19, 1885.
Dear Madam— Replying to your letter of the 11th instant, would say, in reference to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yours Respectfully, M. C. W.
Mr. M. G. W. , Boston, Mass. : Detroit, May 11, 1885.
Deak Sir — At last we have found a poor widow — a good woman — who will take care of Mr. C. His troubles seem to overwhelm him at times, and then he growls demented. He falls down in the street, and a policeman takes him in hand and does not know what to do with him. There is no mistaking his being a gentleman (we keep him respectably clothed); he " does not drink, " etc. , etc. , etc. , and so he is an anomaly a...t the Central Station. I am waiting to get some answers to my applica- tion to St. Luke's and Harper Hospitals. Thanks for the cash enclos- ure ; that simplifies the difficulty somewhat. We know nothing of his history. Mrs. P. , with whom he lived five years, said he was "one of God's little ones ; " this, together with my own conscience, and an importunate fellow worker's keeping it awake, makes me in earnest to do what I can. B. S.
Mrs. B. 8. : Boston, May 19, 1885.
Dear Madam— Replying to your letter of the 11th instant, would say, in reference to Mr.
What to read after Memorial of Mrs Morse Stewart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabella Graham Duffield Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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