She thanks Hudson for sending the water to her but, unfortunately, before it could be applied to her dear friend, whose friendship with her had been so mutually helpful, he died. However, he did not die without some consolation for she did succeed in obtaining a copy of the "Daily Life for the Sick" for him before he succumbed. The thought of having her friend Father Tchan interceding for her in another world makes her appreciate the beauty and impenetrable depths of the Church. It was through reading the "Inner Life of Lacordaire" that she became acquainted with the author of that wonderful book "Daily Life for the Sick" which Hudson so opportunely sent her. She is having Father Tchan's copy of "Daily Life for the Sick" sent by his superior at Providence to the saintly Father Bapst, S.J., at Boston College. As a cure for his illness she suggests that Hudson go to the Shrine at Lourdes for relief. Even though he might not be cured instantaneously she is certain that he would be helped in some other way. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.