Bigge, Beatrix A.: London, (England) to Monsignor (Robert) Seton: (Jersey City Heights, New Jersey), 1894 March 14

She cannot find words to thank Seton for his response to Mrs. (M.C.) Brougham's letter and all the trouble he has taken in going to Blackwell's Island. Bigge's mother has had a letter from her brother Arthur (Bigge) in which he seemed penitent Arthur had said he was going to become a Catholic, but the impulse passed away. A Methodist friend has a great deal of influence over Arthur. When he is free he wishes to go to another country. Beatrix hopes Seton will come to England in '96 and hopes he will visit her in her home in Guernsey. (P.S.) If Seton will write after he has seen her brother, she will be very grateful.