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her mother is woman of bad character, very poor and had gone only a square to buy bread fifteen or twenty minutes and left this child and one younger sitting by the fire - when she returned the room was filled with smoke one child standing behind the door crying - the other as far from the fire as she could get literally roasted to a crisp. I am sorry you cannot find a name for your baby. You must just call it what you please since John refuses to help you, or draw cuts. I am sure I shall love it any how, how would you like Jules Murray for yourself? I am sure John likes that name. please yourself and I shall be pleased. I hope we shall see you all here this summer. Romaine is anxious to know the exact time of your visit, that she may decide upon her own movements. I have withdrawn all opposition, her Pa says he will not prevent but he cannot approve, perhaps we did wrong in opposing her choice, but I feel better satisfied that she sure? we have had time to think of it, they have both behaved very well indeed, and it has made a great change in my feelings towards him. I cannot but respect and I am sure I shall love a man who is so honorable, self denying, and considerate. I felt exceedingly provoked at being imposed on, but I now believe I was mistaken. dear Julia say nothing about it. Romaine would like to be here when you come - but she is at perfect liberty from the first of April, her birthday. We are about as usual, I think I have not seen Charlotte look so well for some years, forgive my apparent neglect I think of you all every day and love you too, but I have been too much worried to write often much love my dear children I am always very glad to hear from you. Sincerely yours M LeMoyne.