Muir expresses regret over the bitter way that she spoke to Hudson recently. If all Catholics were like Notre Dame people then her opinions would undoubtedly be different. Muir says that in her youth the superstitions of the Church cut her off from marriage. Its counsels were ruled by men without feeling for women. She speaks of her disappointing love affair. Her Catholic friends helped her in time of need. Muir thinks very highly of Notre Dame men. They are king and thoughtful even when you disagree with them. One Catholic man would have shared a fortune with her. In spite of everything, she is very grateful to Hudson for his kind aid. :: X-2-m A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.