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again. I asked for it once or twice and did not get it, because she wanted to look over it again, for she is greatly interested in all her relatives, especially when they are in trouble affection of every kind. Indeed she seems to feel their troubles so keenly, that we dread to let her know all for she is very feeble in body, though her mind is very clear, however we would not feel justified in keeping from her, what we hear from those in whom she feels so deeply interested. She has always made her home with my sister Mary, and now remains with her children, although I tried very hard at first to get her to come and live with me, but she said she was too old to change and I thought perhaps she was right. She has a good home