J. W. T.

Well done, my little man! You worked faithfully, and spent your money

very wisely. I wish you had told Our Post-office Box what books you

bought, and I hope the boots will wear well. And then you had a splendid

time making the sugar. I wish some of us had been there to help you.

If woodchucks were not such pests to the farmer, I think I would feel

sorry that Jack trees so many of them. I think I can see him bounding

along after the cows. What is your name? J. stands for Jonathan, James,

Jerome, and a number of other names; and I like my boys to send more

than their initials to me, so that I can remember them when they write

again.

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