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Tablets of `Abdu'l-Bahá `Abbás
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Pages 357-358
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"O thou who art honored and dear!..."
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O thou who art honored and dear!
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Thy letter was received and was the source of pleasure,
for thou hast not forgotten this imprisoned one and
remembered Acca. Although thy days here were few,
as they were pleasant, they will count as years; a real
intimacy between thee and all the family was formed
which will not be forgotten in the passing of the years.
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I desire of God that thou wilt be heavenly, angelic
and spiritual; and as a torch, become illumined with
the love of God in the kingdom of existence.
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In regard to the question thou askest about the picture
of this oppressed one, say that it was much spread in
America: Know that this imprisoned one never had a
picture taken except in youth, and that one also on account
of the command and will of Baha'o'llah, I
merely consented so as to obey His command. Therefore
I do not like it to be great spread.
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I desire of God, that the traces of the spiritual likeness,
which are attributes and qualities, will remain
eternally.
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