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He has sat 3 times and will sit again on Saturday—  Glad you still have Emory - and that Sallie does well with Etta; hope it will last. On Sunday May and I went to the bratoire, but it was so cold and draughty and dismal we are not going again. I wish the rue de Berri was not so far off—
Dont begin to talk about my being in until after the next letter, because there may be some mistake - I am going to ly [[lay]] down now so as to be fresh for the class tonight—
Your faint yet pursuing child—

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Having a number 1, 2, or 3 - means that you have a chance of being well hung—  They are neither of them Julian pupils though they once were—  Several men, Bishop, Butler, etc have been refused—  Mr Lasar has got Mrs Esté in, whether with a number or not I dont know—    The excitement at Julian's has been intense - among the French girls - they are such idiots - Crying for fear they will not get in  howling with joy throgh [[through]] their tears when they find they are - and chattering incessantly—  The English and Americans cling together and stop their ears— Miss Buttles is in the class with me this week—
At all events one learns the