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I was able to bear -
but now - since I am
rested after my journey
and quite up to a conver-
sation with you - I have
read your refreshing
letter - and see everything
before me what you
describe and am delighted
that Meran has made
just that impression upon
you as I thought it would.
My heart is too full about
all what you and I myself
have seen this [summer?]
so I can write not much
about it - I must talk
to you - and this will be -
I trust - not very far off.

how I rejoice that you
have had so much to
interest you in Germany,
and - [now? ] what did
I say you about dear
Doctor Vaughan? Was
there any reason for
you, dearest Mrs. Stanley,
to have distrust in his
future? how happy we
are to know that
Dr. V. himsef and all
dear to him have now
a reason to be happy
and contended. What a
thing for Mrs V. to be
able to lead a more
quiet life.

We left Stockholm