and accent is very good. However I leave this subject open for your opinion or decision and I wish you would write me as soon as possible. I shall try to keep on with all until I hear from you. I do not think my time has been lost by any means thus far In it. I think if you were here you would see this in the light I do. Mr Mann was here yesterday and I was of course delighted to see him. He was with Mr. Kessar and they stayed to dinner. He will probably tell you all about it. I praised up Vassar to the skies of course and he said he was going home to tell Mother she ought to let me stay 4 or 5 years but dont think £ put him up to it. The weather has been a little colder for a few days past and the Catskill have looked beautiful from here. We can Just see them in the distance and the tops are covered with snow so when the sun shines they look beautifully. I am counting the days now until I shall be with you again, the only trouble Mary will persist in reminding me almost always when I speak of it of the time when we come back again. I dont want to think of that. I cannot write more now as I have so many other letters I want to answer