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The Fannie Bolton Story

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    Letter 66, 1889, p. 2. (To J. E. White, April 9, 1889.)

    —One thing I am settled upon, that Fannie is not the one to go with me [on trips]. It is too great a tax for her to take the discourses and to write them out. As soon as I came here they fastened upon her to get out articles for the paper, but after a little I could not consent to it and again she feels so intensely that she becomes, by attending the meetings, much exhausted.FBS 2.4

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