The Ellen G. White 1888 Materials: Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

I write you these particulars because I know
that you have a special interest in them. We mean,
the Lord helping us, to have the plowshare of truth
go deep and thorough this time. I believe the Lord
will work in power. I have spoken every day since
one week ago last Sabbath, and sometimes twice
each day.
Dear children, I expect to leave next Thursday,
unless the work forbids it. If it is best I will leave
Thursday. If it seems necessary to remain, I will
not leave until Sunday.
Emma and I went to see Reba last night. She
was in bed. Said she had slept quietly most of the
day. I had been unable to call on her for a few
days. She is very cheerful. Has no pain, has good
appetite. She rides out every day in rolling chair,
when not too cold and stormy. She says her
grandpa says she looks much better than she did.
I read your letters--Mary's, Willie's and Sister
Kelsey's. I do not think Mary had better tax herself