Hazotte_1880_09_11_p_2

[cer]tainly take it right off; then the
three of you would be laid up and
you would have to get some one to-
take care of you: this would be
worse than your present situation.
Dear Sister, it would not be right
for me to send the Sisters without
knowing whether it would be safe
or not. The Sisters, too, are afraid
that I had to appoint another in her
place. As soon as you receive this
dispatch and let me know if it is
safe to send the sisters or not.
Dear sister, you must not think
that we have forgotten you or that
we do not care for you. I grieve
to think that you are there alone and
if it were possible I would go im-
mediately to you myself. I hope you
are well taken care of. Have some one
stay with you til the Sisters come even