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Day in the Life

Aug 12, 1845

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August 12, 1845 ~ Tuesday

12^th [FIGURES] I wrote two letter & recieved two
wrote to Grocott & Armstrong. I looked over
[~~FIGURE~~] the account of the Book of Mormon &
the following is the result there are now on the
shelves ~~79◊8~~ 793 And on Wards Books not
yet got pay for 107 And W Woodruff has recie[v]ed
pay for - - 38 since Hedlock deliverd them
to him Making 938 in all t◊hat W. Woodruff will
account for And 160 R Hedlock recieved pay for
after H Clark – Deliverd them into his hands
sum total – 1098 that Hedlock recieved
Clarks Bill was 1174 against Hedlock though not
counted Loss 76 or mistake somewhare

[FIGURE]
My feelings have been often hurt since my arival
in Liverpool by the unkind feelings & speeches
made towards me by Elders Hedlock, Ward,
& Wilson conserning business matters myself
and the Twelve it is hard to be grieved &
wounded in the House of those that should
be our friends. But Joseph Hiram & the
Twelve have had much of this to bear
in the rise & Progress of this Church 4

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My feelings have been often hurt since my arival in Liverpool by the unkind feelings & speeches made towards me by Elders Hedlock, Ward, & Wilson conserning business matters myself and the Twelve it is hard to be grieved & wounded in the House of those that should be our friends. But Joseph Hiram & the Twelve have had much of this to bear in the rise & Progress of this Church 4

~ Wilford Woodruff