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Hol. Sem. June 24, 1852 Dear brother annotation Robert /annotation

    We received your letter last evening with that money. Thank you, dear brother, for your promptness and also for leaving ours in the bank till the interest become due. We hope you did not incommode yourself out of kindness to us. Your letter, Robert, has done us much good we could but feel and say, "what a good letter this is." It is indeed sweet to trust all things in the hands of God. Then we are sure nothing can go wrong. I have been thinking very much of the cause of missions lately. Why is it that laborers are wanting in this most interesting vineyard. This is not the way with affairs pertaining to this life; if some great man should open a field of labor which men could get rich, how eagerly men would flock to it. How soon