p.

believe he will get off in good
shape today.
We, brothers are prospering nicely, -
as yet have not missed a
single night together. - It seems
quite as natural to say, -
"Good morning Les!" as it did
to greet Tyler or George the
first in the morning.
Hulda has been so kind in
coming in each day and
making up the beds and
washing up our lunch
disher etc. The little Tassel
dog was so delighted to see
us at your Uncle's last night.
Leicester received genuine greetings
from Tassel. - He was so glad
to see us, that when he got out
the first thing this morning, he
must have followed our tracks on
up home. - For when I opened the
door, Tassel was on the porch

to greet me! - He will be taken back
by Hulda or myself during the day.
Now today is a day of relaxation,
before my last final examination,
if you were here we would
go away up north along the
river and take our lunch and
lemons for yankee lemonade, not
your bottled English acidulated water.
What a joy it would be, but
there will be other just such
days after you come home.
This is just as perfect a day,
as our "Cardinal" day, following your
recital. Altho' no Kentucky cardinals
have yet been announced, the rose
breasted grossbeak and Baltimore oriole
with the three thrushes are here to