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about him,  I will refresh your
memory.  He never forgets you
in his letters. I hope you
will meet at home this
summer.
    What surprises me most
you make no allusion in
your letter, to Dr. Hallins
death.  Aunt Liza wrote
you immediately. Did
you get the letter. He died
in February, suddenly. Write
at once and if you have not
heard, I will write you
the particulars of his death.
Enclosed you will find Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford.  Be kind
enough to return to me.  It
was [?]  present, I suppose.
You were shocked at Mary’s
prak, going to the Asylum.
Do not think she was deranged.
Your mother is near,  dictating