She received two letters from Hudson, one containing seven dollars in payment for her story "Peter Audubon", and the other in answer to her letter regarding her friend's manuscript. Concerning the payment she believes a mistake probably due to a misunderstanding was made but she doesn't care to quibble over financial matters with the Ave Maria. About the other letter: her friend has taken it thus leaving Emery without being too well acquainted with its contents. However, she states in answer to Hudson's queries that her friend's name is not Miss Batson, that she, Emery, did not write "Fly-Wheel Bob", and that the friend sends a manuscript she has on hand even though it does not pertain to the Blessed Virgin. If certain obstacles were removed from her path she feels confident that she could write articles to Hudson's satisfaction. She begs Hudson's prayers for herself and her Protestant family. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.