I am happy to know that you are all well; the children also.

Continue to take good care of yourself, my darling; and keep all your

courage. It is true that the trial is great, but my courage is not less

great.

If I have had moments of horrible depression, if I have borne the weight

of the frightful mental torture, of the suspicion which they have cast

upon me, my head has never bent beneath it. To-day, as yesterday, I can

look the world in the face; I am worthy to command my soldiers. Embrace

the dear ones for me; affectionate kisses from your devoted

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