Let it never be said that he lets Mr. Barber leave Rome without sending a few lines to such a good friend as Brute. Barber and Cooper can tell Brute the news of Rome. Grassi was pleased to see how their young men offered themselves for the American missions. But they need to know more of the American colleges, since there must be enough missioners. Among their own there are only the very old and infirm and the very young who have scarcely made their novitiate he would have gone with Barber and Cooper but he is detained by some important business in England but he will either hasten or postpone his trip to America according to the ord he received from the Superior General. :: II-3-o - A.L.S. - English - 1p. 4to. 1