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Untitled Page 15

2. (ans.)

what the estate may bring
to me is secondary -
and whatever may be
the outcome of the es-
tate, whether large or
small (and no one as
yet knows) I shall
continue to do the
will of my precious
Saviour, and apply it
to the benefit of hu-
manity, for I know in
doing this and carry-
ing out the wishes of
my dear husband,
there will be songs of
praise sung when my
loved ones clasp me
in their arms in the
better, fairer land,
where there are no

Untitled Page 15

2. (a.m.)

what the estate may bring
to me is scondary -
and whatever may be
the outcome of the es-
tate, whether large or
small (and no on as
yet knows) I shall
continue to do the
will of my precious
Saviour, and apply it
to the benefit of hu-
manity, for I know in
doing this and carry-
ing out the wishes of
my dear husband,
there will be songs of
praise sung when my
loved ones clasp me
in their arms in the
better, fairer land,
where there are no

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