“O thou friend of old and O thou incomparable companion!...”

O thou friend of old and O thou incomparable companion!

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Many letters have so far been received from thee and lengthy answers have been written to them, but it is strange that they have not reached thee. I was grieved when Mr. ....... said thou hadst not received them. Therefore, I write this epistle immediately so that it may be a cause of comfort to thee.

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O dear friend! Thou art more deserving than others; thou art worthy of every favor and attention. Is it possible then that I should answer others and leave thee disappointed? God forbid!

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Thou art an old and true believer; in faith thou hast attained precedence; thou art constantly engaged in servitude; with an eloquent tongue thou art teaching the Cause of God; thou hast become the cause of faith in others; whenever thou findest an opportunity thou dost travel and visit the believers, disseminating the fragrances of God; thou hast a soul full of glad-tidings and hast an enlightened and clear heart.

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I have a great attachment for thee; how is it possible then that I should disappoint thee?

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I pray and supplicate God and ask for favor and help for thee. I am very desirous to behold thy face.

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Convey to all the beloved of God the utmost longing on the part of Abdul-Baha.

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