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to have it done without any ado
of any kind. I prefer to do what
is to be done in a quiet, un-
pretentious, unsational [sic] manner. I
have often wished that I could
by a thought raise up the
buildings as a mushroom grows
- in one night. One of the pleasures
of adding to and beautifying the
buildings is to do it without
the blowing of trumpets, and
surprise the students by an
added gem here and there
which will complete the whole
in symmetry and perfection
as my husband intended.

I was very sorry indeed
to notice in a little article
in our local paper that in
your address the allusion was