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Dr MacRae has another doctor visiting hientleman

who is at the head of a private psychopathic institution, and thinks

there's no good in life But I suppose this pessimistic view is natural

if you eat three oes

up and down the world looking for signs of degeneracy, and finds them

everywhere I expected, after half an hour's conversation, that he would

ask to look down my throat to see if I had a cleft palate Sandy's taste

in friends seems to resemble his taste in literature Gracious! this is

a letter!

Good-by

SALLIE

Thursday, May 2

Dear Judy:

Such a bewildering whirl of events! The J G H is breathless

Incidentally, I a my problem of what to do

with the children while the carpenters and plumbers and masons are here

Or, rather, my precious brother has solved it for me

This afternoon I went over