Nothing then remains to be done save to admire the pleasing result of your labour, which, unless I am much mistaken, will greatly exceed your expectations. There is one more hint I cannot resist giving you. It is this, three-sixteenths of a yard of satin is a small amount and only costs a little money, but it will make ten such scent-bags. What a happy idea for those of you who work for charity, and make their own little birthday gifts! Won’t you try it? L. E. C. L. * * * * * [Transcriber’s Note: the following changes have been made to this text. Page 626: Challonet to Challoner—“Lucy Challoner”. Page 627: lettter to letter—“over that letter”. Page 637: Muchisons to Murchisons—“two Miss Murchisons”. Page 638: Crossart to Cossart—“Mrs. Cossart beaming”. Missing word “on” inserted—“going on this”.]