mucted, by teaco ters o tal Fountain.

    As I sit by ting to you, it is so lovely to , cool breezes fan my co feel t t year is over! teaco feel benefitted by too; for so look like z, to complete our eac come as soon as you can! e ry to make you comfortable.

    teac nine days at P Dr. Crouters Institution? Mr.  of our doings. e ime; tended tings and talked ta, Monsieur Magnat of Paris inguiso seeing you tly disappointed t you did not come. e ten! and our s go out to you in tenderest sympatter tter can tell you o ;speec; on July eigelling tion o give every little deaf cunity to learn to speak. Every one said I spoke very elligibly. After my little quot;speec; tended a reception at  confess I do not like sucions; to do so mucalking; and yet it is at receptions like t en meet friends er ty last t, and arrived in Breer Friday afternoon. e missed train Friday morning, and so o Provincetoeamer Longfello er, and Boston eresting.

    e spent about ton, after leaving Ne tell you ed our good friends, Mr. and Mrs. C rent in try, ing and canoeing,  in batimes. Mr. and Mrs. Ced to terary friends. t forty persons present, all of wers and publisor of y very much....

    tO Cer, Mass., September 3, 1896. ...I o e to you all summer; ted to tell you, and I t pero  our vacation by t year; but t to do every moment, t I never found time to clot in o you. I  opportunities. Pero us in tiful sometime ly. But,  noe tter oo full of sadness to d me. My fat Saturday at my uscumbia, and I  t