Frances Howe knows that Hudson's column is crowded but the enclosed translation is for one of the nuns. The nun asked Miss Howe to ask Hudson to put it in. The nun wants it to appear on the festival of St. Vincent as she was making some kind of a novena to that saint and promised him that she would make him more widely known. If Hudson can find room for the nun's ex voto, he need not mention whence it comes as nuns desire little publicity. Rose will reply to his letter and Frances Howe gives thanks for the kindness done for Father Egidius, as he could have done no more. She is glad that her private letters are unfit for publication as she writes them without any regard to rule or harmony. She asks Hudson if he has read the charming description of a Corpus Christi procession in Nazareth in the life of Pere Besson. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 2pp. crown 8 vo