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c. May 14 [1906]

The Gladstone.

Les - It's long to wait, but the summer nights must come . . . . 

Messrs Billiotti and Claus have gone off clutching a note to you. I was under the Talons of grippe, again, and could not show them this poor, dirty, ugly, place.

I swept away the Lectures - I am no more ready than I was. and trembling.

The part of friendship would be to wither allusion to them in Boston.

Have you seen [[Mrs Gilder]]? It is Spring here too - but I long to be in the light around you - up there.

C.B