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"Blessings on the falling out,
That all the more endears,
When we fall out with those
we love,
And kiss again in tears.
You see Tennyson did not
believe in spite.
A propos of what I have been
talking about, I have often heard
cousin Jack say that he could
not stand anyone who agreed
with him in everything; they were
either very soft or very deceptive.
And I can say that Jack has the
courage of his convictions.
I'll be blowed if I am not
preaching again. I think I had
better close this epistle and
go out and rave to the trees.
I could picture you in the
(pearl) gray dress of Crepe material (it is
soft material is it not; I always did