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Letterhead Miss Mildred Howells 57 Mount Vernon Street Boston, Mass.

feel the fatal charm of Hancock, and the fine detachment of Judge Marshfield. How you make me feel everyone of your characters, is so far beyond me that I give it up - but I can revel in the results just the same. I laid your copy of "The Invisible Gods" proudly on my parlor table, and Mrs Raymond Crosby--her husband is an illustrator--who came to lunch with me instantly saw it and said she had just read it. She knew "Everyone His Own Way" but not "True Love" so I sent her off rejoicing with it clasped to her heart.

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