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Church History Library of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
| Collection Name | Wilford Woodruff collection, 1830-1898 |
| Collection Description | Wilford Woodruff letters to Asahel H. Woodruff, 1838 |
| Collection Number | MS 5506 |
| Collection Page | 1-4 |
| Source Link | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
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I see no impropriety in a servent of God expressing his desires for the wellfare of his family, if there is I have it yet to learn, however, I do not intend entering into any argument upon the subject.
when I first left her in Colebrook the day before I left I took her by the hand & led her out on a walk of 15 or 20 minutes & gave her good advice the image of her childhood countenance remained on my mind & I could not bring any other appearance of her to my mind except the one she was clothed in when I shook her by the hand as a little girl to go to the west with Azmon,
the world do not believe the Bible. I have been surprised to see how fearful some of my relatives and old neighbours were of me in connecticut, they supposed I had turned into an Elep- fant, Hotantat, or an Arab, & I dont know but this is the case with you if it is I hope you will some day learn to the contrary,
