Teheran 21st September 1934

My dearest Mrs. Platt

It seems ages since I have heard from you and as I am all the time in bed and do not have the strength to write so I am directly Mr. Feriborze my spiritual son to write this letter.

I hope you are well and happy and are busy in your good services to the Cause. How I wish I could see your dear self and thank you in person all that you have done for the Tarbiat School the progress of which is my sole desire and ideal.

Do remember that your services will never be forgotten for ever and will never be out of the sight of that almighty God. I hope you will continue your services and will remember me too.

Do write to me more often and by so doing enlighten my bedridden days and cheer my heart.

Please accept my best love to yourself and also extent same to all the firends.

Yours truly

[Signed Susan I. Moody]

[handwritten portion at the bottom, written by someone else:]

My dear Mrs. Platt I found this letter amongst her papers and which she had not given to me to send you but you will see that how she always thought about you.

Yours spiritually,

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