Sunday, Aug 3, 1884 The pleasant days continue. We have spent this one quietly at home. I wrote to Alice not having heard from her for some time. I would like to know how they are bearing their disappointments and perplexities. I have thought much of dear Gertrude today and it always seems to me that Heaven means the being with her again. What a blessing is the memory of so sweet a woman.
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