My labors at Wright were very wearing. I had much care of my husband by day, and sometimes in the night. I gave him baths, and took him out to ride, and twice a day, cold, stormy, or pleasant, walked out with him. I used the pen while he dictated his reports for the Review, and also wrote many letters, in addition to personal testimonies, and most of “Testimony for the Church,” No. 11. {LS 174.1}

Mit arbejde i Wright var meget opslidende. Jeg havde meget at sørge for min mand om dagen, og nogle gange om natten. Jeg gav ham bade, og tog ham ud på ridetur, og to gange om dagen, i kulde, storm eller godt vejr vandrede jeg med ham. Jeg førte pennen medens han dikterede sine beretninger for Review, og skrev også mange breve, udover personlige vidnesbyrd, og det meste af Vidnesbyrd for menigheden, nr. 11.