It appears that Sister Eulalie Kelly, S.L. wants Beatrise here, but Mother Josephina Kelly, S.L. is opposed to it. Paillasson thinks none of them will obey Beatrise; however if she comes she is to be persuaded that his satisfaction will be greatest. Sister Agnes, S.L. will govern neither of them. They both speak of going and they both want to stay; they will not change their resolution before exhaustion. They have no will but their own. It is better to let them take their determination; if they are forced to it they will oppose it and probably be supported by some townspeople. Paillasson would be afraid of a scandal. They will know there is no help from Kentucky; if they receive the same positive answer from Beatrise's house, they will soon be determined. :: IV-3-j A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.