Morrison, William J., New York, New York to James F. Edwards, Notre Dame, Indiana, 1892 February 12

He knew Paul Wood better than any other person except Edwards. One thing that couldn't fail to strike him was Paul's marvellous memory. Paul was truly an artist; he seemed instinctively to grasp the most useful ideas. He recognized the value of rough blocking in. His hand was nearly as sure as Gregori's. He always delighted in a hitherto unexplored region. He could talk on any of the grat English classics. They couldn't help laughing at the things Paul said. Paul was a genius. :: XI-1-j A.L.S. 11pp.