Letter from John Calvin Elliott to Miss Noyes, January 31, 1914
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Title
Letter from John Calvin Elliott to Miss Noyes, January 31, 1914
Subject
Death; Travel; Missionaries
Description
J. C. Elliott consoles Miss Noyes after the death of Henry. John and Cynthia went with Henry to New Jersey, and he also watched him depart for China.
Creator
Elliott, John Calvin
Source
Loose, The College of Wooster, Special Collections, Noyes Collection
Publisher
Unpublished
Date
1914-01-31
Contributor
Council on Library and Information Resources Hidden Special Collections Grant
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Language
eng (English)
Type
Text
Identifier
noyes_c_cor_886
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JOHN CALVIN ELLIOTT
17 FIFTH STREET S. E.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Jan. 31, 1914,
DEar Miss Noyes
BE sure we sympathize with you
sister in the loss of your brother HEnry.
Someway the world seems Emptier though
I have not seen him for so many years.
I went with him and Cynthia to see their
friends in NEw Jersey and saw them safely
on the ship for China. I have from that
day watched with deepest interest all his
great work. What a power he has been
in transforming an Empire. His works
do follow him. Let us rejoice and
be comforted.
Sincerely yours
J C Elliott
约翰·卡尔文·艾略特
第五街 17 号
华盛顿特区。
1914 年 1 月 31 日，
亲爱的诺伊斯小姐
请确保我们同情你
妹妹失去了你的兄弟亨利。
不知何故，世界似乎更空了
这么多年我都没有见过他。
我和他和辛西娅一起去看看他们的
新泽西的朋友，安全地看到了他们
在中国的船上。 我从那
他全心全意地注视着这一天
做得好。 他有多大的力量
在改造一个帝国。 他的作品
跟着他。 让我们欢欣鼓舞
得到安慰。
您忠诚的
J·C·埃利奥特
17 FIFTH STREET S. E.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Jan. 31, 1914,
DEar Miss Noyes
BE sure we sympathize with you
sister in the loss of your brother HEnry.
Someway the world seems Emptier though
I have not seen him for so many years.
I went with him and Cynthia to see their
friends in NEw Jersey and saw them safely
on the ship for China. I have from that
day watched with deepest interest all his
great work. What a power he has been
in transforming an Empire. His works
do follow him. Let us rejoice and
be comforted.
Sincerely yours
J C Elliott
约翰·卡尔文·艾略特
第五街 17 号
华盛顿特区。
1914 年 1 月 31 日，
亲爱的诺伊斯小姐
请确保我们同情你
妹妹失去了你的兄弟亨利。
不知何故，世界似乎更空了
这么多年我都没有见过他。
我和他和辛西娅一起去看看他们的
新泽西的朋友，安全地看到了他们
在中国的船上。 我从那
他全心全意地注视着这一天
做得好。 他有多大的力量
在改造一个帝国。 他的作品
跟着他。 让我们欢欣鼓舞
得到安慰。
您忠诚的
J·C·埃利奥特
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Citation
Elliott, John Calvin, “Letter from John Calvin Elliott to Miss Noyes, January 31, 1914,” Letters from Harriet Noyes: Missionaries and Women's Education in Nineteenth Century China, accessed November 21, 2024, https://noyesletters.org/items/show/961.