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6 at that. Still there is so much to be said. (After I had ? the above had not been sent ) I had a letter from John. He had some ? from the country and had been in Chicago, where he has seen some paintings. He seemed in a good mood. He had not been painting but, instead had been helping to build a house. Still he felt all right - a good feeling about things. I have been very lonely and restless. It seems to me sometimes that I can no longer bear this town. This summer it was rather nice. John was with me a long time. Then Eleanor Copenhaver came home. She is a mature woman and my friend. I am more than half in love with her. We were together a good deal. We talked. I talked over with her