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Three Evidential Chenuweth Sittings. 21
(All right ; good ! )
We often wish you could see us when you want to and when you
are'in need of advice There are two Marys who come [33]
(Good!)
to you and each one has some great interest in life near you
[Indian]
(Good!) [34]
Sar
(Yes.)
ah
(Good!)
you know [35]
(I know. Thank you.)
I must not go until I tell you something which [pause]
(Please tell.)
is on my mind G dear [ 36]
(Good!)
[Indian] you are worried some
(Yes.)
The old home
(Yes.)
is a question of concern
(Yes.)
To keep or to let [P. F. R.] The house and furniture [37]
The house
(Yes.)
I lived in
33. "Two Mary's" refer to the two who actually communicated, Mary
B. and Mary H.
34. Perfectly correct, though Mary H. was not known to me in this life,
and the point of connecting interest is identical in the two cases.
35. "Sarah" my mother's mother, and mother of one "Aunt E.", to
whom reference is made in notes 32 and 42.
36. " G." my .correct first initial, not known to stenographer. Mother
often abbreviated proper names thus in letters.
37. Perfectly correct. So few left in the family, the expense seemed
disproportionate to the necessity. The reference to "furniture" separately
is good, as it is, in the main, not the furniture mother used. We thought
of renting furnished and of selling unfurnished as possibilities for next year.
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