poured over the shoulders, after which dry sheet and then, brisk exercise.

At 4 P.M.the programme repeated, and then again at 9 P.M.My day is so cut up with four baths, four dressings and undressings, four exercisings, one drive and three eatings, that I do not have time to put two thoughts together." Miss Anthony recovered her health, either as a result of the treatment or of the rest and the long rides which she took daily with her cousin as he made his round of visits.

While he was indoors she sat in the chaise enjoying the sunshine and fresh air and reading some interesting book.
The journal shows that during the fall she read Sartor Resartus, Consuelo, bits from Gerald Massey, Villette, Gaskell's Life of Charlotte Bronte, Corinne, and a number of other works.

Dr.Rogers, the intimate friend of Thoreau and Emerson, was a cultured gentleman, liberal in his views, strong in his opinions, yet tender, sympathetic and companionable.

Many of his beautiful letters to Miss Anthony have been preserved.