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our interest in every movement I desire to be represented in everything leading to woman Suffrage. Isn't that right? I do not want to throw discredit on the other workers. Excuse this paper. It got soiled dragging it around in my basket & I can't help it---for I live like an itinerant vagabond or peddler. Do you ever see my brothers? or Dr. Ross now Dr. Wolcott-- does she seem happy? Give my love to her, I do try to keep our Society together however dragging & unsatisfactory the result.
It is a nucleus.
When I shall be back I don't know, but some day I shall drop in on you like a meteor.
Good bye my dear friend. Always yours
L. Peckham