Hudson mentioned in his letter of the 16th that he sent some books to Jenkins but they have not been received, and he wants to know how they were sent. His health has improved from last summer but he is still not cured and has to bear his cross every day. He is tempted to sadness and the monks' "Mementomori" keeps ringing in his ears. It is a strain and he asks the Lord to pity our frail bodies and minds. He recommends to Our Lady of the Sacred Heart the final trial of his brother, whose case Hudson and Father Granger know. His brother's health is wasting away after 20 months imprisonment. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo