Stoddard is thankful that Hudson is his true and tried friend. Stoddard is the only layman living in a house with fifty priests. Bishop John J. Keane is a glorious fellow; he floods the house with sunshine. Stoddard begins to fear that Keane is disappointed in him. All the learned doctors are sweetness and kindness, while their family at table is harmonious. Stoddard wishes he could find that he has not deluded anyone or done anyone an injustice in accepting this position. :: X-3-k A.L.S. 4pp. 4to.