Yours sincerely,
Phillip Harris.
168. Answer to the Above.
S——, July 10, 19—.
My Dear Mr. Harris:—
Very many thanks for sending me the articles; they arrived safely this morning. Do you think it quite right to encourage my habits of carelessness by thanking me for my thoughtlessness?
I have just written a long letter to Eva, telling her all that has happened at home during my absence, and I will not repeat myself to you.
I shall wait patiently, but very expectantly for the pictures. When they come I will write you my comments upon them.
I should be much pleased to hear from you again as you suggest. Thanking you for all you did to make my visit in M—— a pleasant one, I remain,
Your sincere friend,
Eleanor Lyman.