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there than here. It would also I suppose cost much less, & I presume you would enjoy yourself there as it is so very pleasant in the summer season and you would doubtless take out door exercise & be quite as healthy there as here, but there is one serious objection & that is it will deprive you & the children of me & it will deprive me of you & them. The objection to the second is you cannot be contented & happy boarding at the Hotel & I am fearful of the effects of the living upon you & Winnie. You & he will be in danger from bowell complaints. It will also be pretty expensive. Its advantages are it will give you your whole time for yourself, children & me, & we shall have the happiness that will result from each others society. If we could get board at some pleasant private boarding house I should think that would be the best thing we could do. It would be pleasant to keep house for we could live as we saw fit but