The paternal interest shown during his illness in Detroit makes him believe that the Bishop will receive news from him with pleasure. He is convalescing slowly. All is going well, there are no serious illnesses in Toledo, and when one has no duties and has good food and a good bed, he lacks only the Bishop of Detroit with his staff and the Sisters of Charity of Detroit with their excellent medicine to make his sojourn a kind of paradise. Why does the thought of being driven out, like another Adam, come sometimes to trouble him? Father Louis de Goesbriand joins him in sending respects. Postscript: He asks Bishop Lefevere at his earliest convenience to assure the Mother Superior of the Sisters of Charity of his deep gratitude. :: III-2-h A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.