DEAR OLD WIFE:

How are you coming? I was just up over the hill behind us, getting

two wounderful qwortz of golden honey. How is your type mill

pumping these days? I got a new story in my bean:--Have an old

fisherman that takes those forks and goes after crabs--have him

find a pot of pearls instead of crabs.--Think if it is done right

it would make a wounder.

When will you be out here? We will lead a pack trane over the

mountains! Oh, that is the old open road! Pack mules, they mean

it to me--a line of mules in the mountains and a couple of saddel

horses! That's the life.

I hope you have changed your mind about them airaplanes. I do not

like the Idea. But, old man, it is for the best, and nothing is a

mistake. Take it as it comes. Write soon, and make the pages fly

like dust to me. I need all that I can get.

Last night was our first bit of rain. Slept in an open window where

my face was sprayed all night with the wounderful cold drops of

spring. When I got up, I was feeling better than I ever did before.

I was all relaxed. I lay a long time just in the wounder of the

wounderful free air and rain. I got up and went down and washed

in more of the soft rain, and ate and went outside to come down

to my work shop. I stood in the wind. Everything around me was so

wounderful. All the trees and flowers were brighter. The hills were

a little damp. The birds were playing and drinking in the rain. The

ray of sun was just coming over the hill. I could almost hear the

breathing of the grass and erth. It was like a song, the great song

of spring and breathing of the world.

That is the way that the new generation will come in after the

world is washed and all countries are _one_. A Boy, young and

clean, will come in, whistling and breathing a Song of the New

Race.

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