Though he wrote a few days ago in answer to Timon's last, he will not let his friend, Hypolite Vivés, depart for Timon's neighborhood without an introduction. He intends to enroll two of his sons at Timon's institution. They have been too long neglected but Brassac hopes they will be enabled to profit by the time spent at St. Mary's. Brassac recommends vives to Timon's kindness during his stay and for the means to prosecute his journey. Vives is and has always been a good friend to the clergy. Brassac desires to be remembered to his dear boys of the Ascension and urges Timon to try to make good Christians of them. :: IV-3-j A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.