Brownson tells Henry that he has been expecting him home on December 7, Thanksgiving Day, and that he will be grieved if the latter is not able to come. Sarah's presence should not be reason for keeping Henry away since Brownson is of the opinion that being home has cured her of some follies. Brownson has converted his office into a sleeping room. Henry is again asked to come and keep Thanksgiving Day with the family. :: III-3-a A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.