He sent in August some documents to McMaster concerning the favors granted by the Holy See to the Association and to the Benedictine monastry, which McMaster has reproduced in the Journal. Although these matters are only part of McMaster's life they wished him to know of them first. The superiors are also happy over the recognition of the Holy Father. In so far as he has learned that McMaster's health has not improved he suggests that he come and visit them where the air is so healthful. Since he can do nothing else he will continue to pray for his recovery. Robot asks that McMaster send him the figures on the amount deposited in the bank by McMaster for him. The money will be very welcome since their resources are none, while the size of their expenses is passably round. Robot begs McMaster in his affection for them not to take the time to answer this letter, until he is perfectly recovered. His pages give courage but they will do without when they cannot do more. :: I-2-b A.L.S. French 2pp. 8vo.