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KMcI590318
Date
3-18-1859
Keywords
letter, McIlvaine
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McIlvaine, Charles Pettit, "Letter to unknown" (1859). Charles Pettit McIlvaine Letters. 25.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/mcilvaine_letters/25
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[?], March 18 /59
Rev., + dear Sir.
Please communicate to those concerned the following appointment of [??]
Mr. Gambier Gal. VI. 14 -- First d[?]
Heb. XII; 1
Is. IV; 1
Mr. [Holden] Eph. 11; 8
Rom. VIII; 14
John XV. 2
Mr. McCar[ty[ Rom XII; 1
“ VIII; 1
John. VI; 53
Mr. [Alliston] John III; 5
XVII; 17
XIV; 1 — 3.
An excellent young man Mr. Rogers of [Circleville], a graduate of Kenyon, a few years of a lawyer in [??] many years of the best character + very good mind, [?] shadowy[?] for the [?] He will probably go to G. very soon to [?] as work of the [?] before the [?] team as he can. He is [?] + needs no aid. Perhaps he may get much private teaching ^ from those [?] next to him in [??] as will enable him next year to take both the first earlier cle[?] together, but he has no desire for a short course of any thing [in] the [?]
Yours affly
C.P. M.
So Mr. -- of [?] her friendly declared the Chaplancy at [Gardner]. I would be glad if you would tell me confidentially whether you think your [son], if called to Christ Ch. here, would probably accept. I think Mr. Goddard will [?] come though [?] her [?] yet answered.