itionate cousin hELEN A. KELLER.

    During ter Miss Sullivan and  uscumbia, and to good purpose, for by spring o e idiomatic Engliser May, 1889, I find almost no inaccuracies, except some evident slips of t sentences.

    tO MR. MICuscumbia, Ala., May 18, 1889.

    My Dear Mr. Anagnos:--You cannot imagine ed I o receive a letter from you last evening. I am very sorry t you are going so far a many beautiful cities sville I sa o Rome and Atains in Szerland and visited beautiful caly and France, and  many ancient castles. I e to me from all ties you visit. o o ttle girl, and  tle invalid brotell  I am very sorry t tle girl died. I so send a kiss to Vittorio, ttle prince of Naples, but teac remember so many messages. een years old I s them all myself.

    I tiful story about Lord Fauntleroy, and so does teacher.

    I am so glad t Eva is coming to stay imes togetell o anster. t  out in the picnic very much.

    Mildred is out in traoaken wsville. I will send you one.

    tiful. Mot many fine roses. t fragrant; but terre, Jacqueminot, Nips, Etoile de Lyon, Papa Gontier, Gabrielle Drevet and the Perle des Jardines are all lovely roses.

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    Please give ttle boys and girls my love. I t.

    o get  forget to give my love to Miss Calliope Kerios Kalopottle friend, hELEN ADAMS KELLER.

    Like a good many of ters, to eacory. It s of ing is, in tages of its development, t of mimicry.

    tO MISS FANNIE S. MARREtt tusc