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CAMDEN, Jan. 13, 1907.
Dear Brother: I know you are very busy. I don’t want to crowd in. But I
want to send you my love. There is always time for love. You are a man
upon whom love has showered its darling gifts. Cherish them. They are
worth while. They are all that is worth while. You have troubles. I know
about them. But you have lovers, and the light is full in your face, and
you are leading men on towards the fulfillment of man’s noblest dream. I
know that though sorrow comes you are still satisfied. A man with work
in him, with love in him, may always be happy. He is always next the
throne. Good-night.