After thinking of making a visit to Baltimore, Harper has concluded that it would be better to inquire directly whether or not such a visit from him would be welcome. Perhaps after long years he and McMaster's daughters will meet again under very different circumstances. He owes far more to McMaster's daughters than he is able to measure on earth for they have obtained for him much that he vainly sought to secure for himself for years. Gertrude's Sister Gertrude McMaster, D.C.'s wishes regarding certain religious practices are being carried out. He asks McMaster to be generous with the flowers—which can be but a poor return for the favors he has received. :: I-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.