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shashathree at Sep 02, 2021 08:28 PM
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Mrs. Leland Stanford,
Dear Madam,
Your precious gifts received and
greatly appreciated. The Poem is
divinely written and indeed
is a balm to a bleeding heart.
What hope and joy is pictured
in its beautiful lines. The
"Imitation of Christ" is a
priceless book for those who are
seeking light. And I know
from its pages I shall learn
to forgive and forget much of
of wrong that has been done
to me and mine. It will
teach me the true way to
live the way that leads to

Untitled Page 3

Mrs. Leland Stanford,
Dear Madam,
Your precious gifts received and
greatly appreciated. The Poem is
divinely written and indeed
is a balm to a bleeding heart.
What hope and joy is pictured
in its beautiful lines. The
"Imitation of Christ" is a
priceless book for those who are
seeking light. And I know
from its pages I shall learn
to forgive and forget much of
of wrong that has been done
to me and mine. It will
teach me the true way to
live the way that leads to

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