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troubles and only do so because you expressed so much interest in us. I thank you very much for the wish expressed to have me visit you. I should deem it a great pleasure to do so, and have often thought I might but do not see my way clear yet. We should love dearly to have you visit us, when you can. We have many affections about our beautiful village. I hope you will enjoy the visit of your dear sister's family, though you will miss her loving presence, as well as your dear mother's. How much you have to console you when you think of your great loss. Her cousin left life, her freedom from the infirmities of age, and her peaceful departure! There are many things I would like to write, but fear you are already wearied, so will close with kind love to all, from your aff cousin J. E. Sherwood