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Dear Sister Lucy I am sorry to hear that you have been so much afflicted, with sores and bruises, I think your doctor must have been a numskull to make such a blunder about your teeth, but I am glad to hear that your hands got well; you must bear  [[your? - paper damaged]] affliction with patience and get over it as well as you can and as soon. Have you finished your lamp stand? Are you able to help Mother a great deal? I send you the juvenile Lyre which you must make much of. You must try to improve every day in cultivating both your mind and heart; the former by studying diligently, and reading useful [[books]] the latter, by striving to be gentle, mild, amiable, cheerful, industrious and winning in all your behaviour, these last qualities increase fastest by practice. I have written before about a girl who is coming to stay with A. her name is Abigail Searles a bright interesting girl of about 13 years {{page damaged}} A made her parents the offer to
Dear Sister Lucy I am sorry to hear that you have been so much afflicted with sores and bruises, I think your doctor must have been a numskull to make such a blunder about your teeth, but I am glad to hear that your hands got well; you must bear  your affliction with patience and get over it as well as you can and as soon. Have you finished your lamp stand? Are you able to help Mother a great deal? I send you the juvenile Lyre which you must make much of. You must try to improve every day in cultivating both your mind and heart; the former by studying diligently, and reading useful [[books]] the latter, by striving to be gentle, mild, amiable, cheerful, industrious and winning in all your behaviour, these last qualities increase fastest by practice. I have written before about a girl who is coming to stay with A. her name is Abigail Searles a bright interesting girl of about 13 years so A. made her parents the offer to


[[opposite page]]: Miss Lucy H. Metcalf, Milo ME    Sister Ann
[[opposite page]]: Miss Lucy H. Metcalf, Milo ME    Sister Ann

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Dear Sister Lucy I am sorry to hear that you have been so much afflicted with sores and bruises, I think your doctor must have been a numskull to make such a blunder about your teeth, but I am glad to hear that your hands got well; you must bear your affliction with patience and get over it as well as you can and as soon. Have you finished your lamp stand? Are you able to help Mother a great deal? I send you the juvenile Lyre which you must make much of. You must try to improve every day in cultivating both your mind and heart; the former by studying diligently, and reading useful books the latter, by striving to be gentle, mild, amiable, cheerful, industrious and winning in all your behaviour, these last qualities increase fastest by practice. I have written before about a girl who is coming to stay with A. her name is Abigail Searles a bright interesting girl of about 13 years so A. made her parents the offer to

opposite page: Miss Lucy H. Metcalf, Milo ME Sister Ann