He thanks Hudson for the papers. He read the Encyclical with interest. He has received the splendor of Saint Ambrose in two folios, S. Cypvian, Justin Martyr, Athenenagoras K.T.A. in fine condition. He asks Hudson not to call him a book worm, but he has been reading them all morning. He wishes Hudson lived nearer so he could see him occasionally and thinks they would have similar opinions on many things. Now that Perkins is gone he feels all alone. He asks Hudson if he would loan him some office books of religion even though their acquaintance is short. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. crown 8 vo