Thursday, May 27, 1880 Have finished the Benedick and been packing some of my things preparatory to going home on Saturday. I wrote to Stedman yesterday that I would let him have my Venetian Glass for $125 and that as it belonged to Gertrude I was very reluctant to part with it and that with what it brought I would erect a stone to mark her grave. He came today and paid me the money and was very kind and tender. Tomorrow it will go away but I shall have the satisfaction of putting a stone at her grave which I have so [?] wanted to do.
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