Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers

because of the very sad and unexpected relations in which we have been thrown in connection with Mr. Logan's illness. We went as helpers to others with heavier woe, and I constantly said to myself who will God call next to the higher life. I came from there thinking with so few to love us with such love as dear children give parents our loss to the world would be a reuniting on our part to our precious boy and many would not mourn - but the tide of thought turned when I received your tender loving words on the card and the beautiful remembrance that was sent to poor me. I felt dear May that there was need for me to ask the dear Father for his forgiveness when he was so tenderly impressing you and Tim to remember us with our stricken sorrow still upon us. Dear May I hold your love very dear to my heart, also dear Tims, my heart reaches out with yearnings never uttered for love in its unselfish purity such