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now and then chew her tongue a very little - I sat by her 15 m - the n she opened her eyes and asked "what is the matter." I answered by putting out the light and getting into bed. She lay still and I think she slept - in about 1/2 an hour or so she got up and passed urine - Then slept till 1-45 when she woke me by the violent shaking of the bed - she did not open or roll her eyes at all this time - the shaking lasted about 5 m - I sat up only 10 m. this time - She got up in about 1/2 an hour as before, then slept till 4-10 when she had another very like the second. I only staid (sic) up 5 m. this time till she lay quiet - then left the light burning 10 m. more while I got into bed that I might not be unnecessarily chilled -

We hope to hear from you soon - the printing press broke yesterday and delayed the Cenhadwr a day - we can not send till Tuesday morning - when may we hope to see Mrs. Jones - I wish she could have come in the summer as it was pleasanter

written up the side and across the top: then but we will make it pleasant as possible if she will come. Do you ever see Mr. and Mrs. Edwards? All send Love J.S.S.