Sister Gertrude McMaster will have to make confession to Mrs. Keiley when he failed to write. She hopes nothing unpleasant prevented him from visiting. Tomorrow is her Feast-day and she knows there will be many prayers for her friends. The dear lord is filling McMaster's heart with His peace and holy joy for all his generosity. She wonders if he has seen Auntie Brown or the Keileys lately. She wishes he would give a copy of the "Devotion to the Holy Face" to Mr. Harper. She is sorry she did not read Father Hermann's life at Rome. If she knew Pho's Jack address she would ask permission to write him. P.S. November 15 — After she had read his letter she asked Mother Beatrix to add a few lines to her letter. So he has been walking through the shadows of the valley and the sunlit mountains seemed out of reach. It will not be long before he will be richly merited for his sacrifice. Her dear angel is sent with the old blessing at night. :: I-2-e A.L.S. 1pp. 12mo.