Miss Bulger apologizes for intruding on Hudson's busy time. She wants to know if Hudson thinks it would be rash to publish some of her better poems in book form. She has been urged to do this, but has been afraid to attempt it, but now she needs money to educate her ten year old neice who has had no religious influence. She wants to send her to a convent until after her First Communion. When she was in infancy and dying, Miss Bulger consecrated her to the Sacred Heart, and is responsible for bringing her up and now this thought agitates her greatly as she has no money. She has hope that her works will be accepted, and wants to bring her first book out now and consecrate it to the Sacred Heart as she had planned to do. She is awaiting the opinion of Hudson. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.