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while and be one of the happy number. You will find Hudson a pleasant place. I spent nearly three years, very happily there. And now Chandler has got his nice new house, 'twill be very much pleasanter. I'm glad you've come, and I want you all should take all the comfort possible, and Chander's folks too. 'Twill be next to custard pie, to Chandler to talk about the West, with you and Mr. Kendall. It has been his pet theme so long. I suppose Chandler and Rhoda and the children are all well - you did'nt say. And I suppose Eva got hone all right. I have'nt heard since written down left side of page write, and tell Chandler and Rhoda to write