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Letter (number unidentified). To Father Gracian, See letter to Father Gracian the end of 1575, note 11

Sister Saint Bartholomew} your travelling companion, earnestly begs for your prayers: she is very anxious about you and wants to know how you got through your journey without us. We are so lonely here without your Paternity that we feel forsaken in the desert. Sister Casilda de la Concepcion asks for your Paternity’s prayers. May our Lord have you in His keeping and permit us to see you soon, my Father. I say no more lest I should tire you.

Your Paternity’s unworthy subje@, Anne of Saint Bartholomew.‘

Give me the news of the good Fray Bartholomé de Jesus if you can, for it would be a great comfort to me.

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