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July 17. 1866. Elysia? Tuesday eve?. My dearest I have just written a letter to Rev J. Newten? in reply to one from him asking for coal. Last night wrote one to L.L. Jenkins in reply to one from him. He is established at Boston you know. Your letter of the 13th came to hand this evening. The Boys and myself wrote a big letter to you Sunday night, mailed yesterday morning, which after some hesitation I directed ampersand? unclear; thinking it would not get around before Thursday, and that by that time you would be there rather than at Yarmouth. I wrote much about going East, or rather not going, and mostly concluding it was hardly best to try to go. If i went I should hardly feel like staying more than the unclear possible days to go and come in, and perhaps it would hardly be months the while if you could come back alone or with Samuel or somehow. There would seems to be no difficulty about the Children,or about any one of them in particular at any rate. Unclear could go up to Charles'. or over to Mr. Friss, Charles to Dr. unclear or half a dozen other places; he has a first class unclear to go down to Boyds' on the Lake Shore. Unclear Boyd is an especial chum of his. Anna could stay at Luiss's? or anywhere else; would be good and right trouble anywhere; and Lucille? Don? John, could go to Eliale?, or Elisa could take