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There
will
be
opportunities
for
wu
We
heve
had
much
company.
b
one
week
agn
last
Sabbatn
[
have
not
dared
to
converse.
|
will
not
neg
write
you.
Just
pul
your
trust
an
the
Lord,
and
He
will
open
the
way
I
@
not
sorry
you
moved
out
of
that
house.
You
did
not
say
how
g
you
payd,
but
let
me
know.
1
will
have
an
opportunity
to
see
your
faty
your
whule
trust
in
the
Lord
and
be
of
good
courage.
He
wiil
forsake
you.
He
will
be
your
present
help
1n
every
emergency.
short,
indeed
mine
s,
Lucinda
Yeft
ue
yesterday
for
Los
Angeies,
and
she
gues
on
to
Oakli
she
says
she
will
meet
us
in
St,
Helena.
We
expect
to
leave
Los
Ange1e§
week
for
home.
What
route
we
will
take
1
do
not
know.
1
will
now
waitfj
what
your
Tather
will
say.
We
find
several
rooms
well
furnished
and
with
excellent
class
of
fup
but
we
need
much
more
means
tu
furnish
so
many
rooms.
But
we
will
begin
ana
make
steady
headway
witn
the
sanitariun,
preparing
for
guests.
Sever
walling,
anxious
to
come.
I
must
now
think
of
home
and
when
we
will
start.
1
must
describe
to
you--the
roads
are
lined
with
pepper
trees
and
olive
trees.
Some
trees
h
clives
on
them.
Tnere
is
the
pepper
tree;
that
1s
my
choice-—euca1yptus}
In
[the]
mountains,
pines
and
spruce
come
first.
There
are
many
nice
hou
nere.
National
City
was
calculated
to
be
a
large
center
but
there
are
di
drawcacks.
National
City
building
1s
a
nice,
large
building,
but
you
may
before
long.
S0
I
end
my
letter
with
love.--Letter
394,
1904.
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