Hudson's letter received. It suggested something which may be of service in regard to the Sadliers who have not sent a decision on "Tangled Paths." She would like Hudson to inform Sadliers that there is a demand for the story in book form. Of all the crosses in life, waiting is the most painful. Mrs. Dorsey detests letter writing. She is sorry that Father E. D. Reville has been charged. His removal is a mistake and was caused by jealousy. His sermons attracted great attention. The Church of the Dominicans was filled whenever he preached and the people would say he gave them a new idea of Catholicism. The devil has been successful in removing him. Hudson should write to Father Reville to try to cheer him up as he feels badly about it. It scandalizes her and shakes her faith in a class of men whose functions ought to make them scarcely less than perfect. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 4pp. 8vo.