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THE JAINA GAZETTE I realize, of course, that my task has only begun: and yet finding and being willing to go on, is not only the first requisite, but one is well on the way. Is that not so ? For a person really interested, as you must know I am, cannot stop there when once a glimpse of the ultimate is gained.
I know so well that the only way I can show my gratitude to you is to tread the path which you have so ably pointed out, and it shall be my desire to do you, credit. · Here are the poems I promised to send you, not that they are so remarkable, but they will show that I have been truly thinking and along the right way. I think my son will come with me when I come out Monday night; and then he will come on, home, when we go to the lecture.
Most sincerely yours,
EVELYN KLEINSCHMIDT Friday afternoon.
Impressions A mass of peach trees in bloom against
The blue haze of distant hills. Springtime in the southland,
Bluebird and scarlet tanager Winging from bough to bough,
Honeysuckle wild along the road, Air soft as caresses against the cheek,
One of my memories.
