Doane was much relieved to receive Bayley's letter approving of the course he had pursued. A hint of the possibility of Bayley's coming to Newport also gave Doane pleasure. The ladies of the house sympathized with this point. Within him, Doane has a peace of mind he has never experienced. Bayley's advice to let controversy go will be gladly followed. Doane cannot be too thankful that he has such kind friends here. He has Father Faber's book on the Blessed Sacrament and is delighted. He hopes to see Father William O'Reilly next week. Would there be any impropriety in Doane using the offices in the Breviary? :: II-2-n A.L.S. 4pp. 16mo.