Feby 7" 1911
Darling
Here we are still in N.Y. but incognito as it were so that it is as restful as Lakewood and I have begun seriously on my paper which however is not going very well -- but I am sure would not ↑anywhere else↓ owing to interior reasons.
I am afraid that my speaking days are over [&] perhaps it is well that I have my operation to fall back on. [page 2]
Miss Wald is coming to lunch for of course she knows where we are at. She has been endlessly kind and I have felt more en rapport than I ever have before. I am going down to "the festival" next Monday afternoon. We looked in [from?] the rehearsal Sunday which was not unlike one of our children's plays.
I am distressed about your rheumatism. Dearest I do wish we knew what to do!
Always yours J. A.
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