She has remodelled the manuscript which Hudson returned as none of it could be left out. She is hindered by her daughter Angela's illness. How is a uniform edition of her book to be published and by whom? She thanks Hudson for all he has done and approves of his arrangements though she doesn't understand them. The poem "Guy the Leper" must be revised. The opening of her present story will be attractive to young men, and the terror of it is meant to influence them. She is anxious to hear of Hudson's plans for the improvement of the Ave Maria. She believes Thomas J. Jenkins to be too critical. It would be ill-judged to strip the old hymms of their simplicity, since they would loose their grandeur. :: X-2-g A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.