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Letter 52

contemplated. Friends from America now on this side have kindly urged me to change steamers and return with them. Whistler wants me to give him three weeks in Paris and London "I have plans", he writes, but to them all I have said nay, for indeed, I am far from starved, my cup is already full, and home and enjoyment there of what the Gods have so abundantly strewn in my path will I am sure surpass all else.

You and yours are all well and happy, I trust my best wishes do to you all.
Faithfully

Charles L Freer.

P.S.
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It did me good to read in a recent short paper that Hance, the good fellow, was able to attend a meeting of the Trust Co. Give him my best! And say, please, to George Russel that I think of him often and would have written him long ago but for sheer laziness, I hope he is well.