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sorrow. From this you can
imagine the pleasure your
letter has given me.

The decision has not
made me joyful in the
old sense, but I am hum[bled]
and thankful to the all-
wide and loving Father in
whom my husband trust-
ed, and in whom I have
trusted, and who has
heard my pleadings and
answered my prayers.
I have not been agonized
fearing the estate might
be lost to me, although it
is my heart's desire to be
able to continue the Uni-
versity work. I was far
more anxious that my
husband's life work and
character should be vindi-
cated. and his name left