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June 14-20
Hear Mr. Meade [preach.]....Sue, John, Helen and cousin Ann get up on Saturday. Cousin Ann is so changed in looks. Poor woman, hers is a heavy heart now ....Thursday Jabe comes in just at dinner time very unexpectedly. Oh, how happy I am! Wonder if I would love my own brothers any better if I could see them. He is so affectionate towards me. I believe he does care a good deal for me. He is very hopeful about going South. If he is not sent then he will send right off for Sally. We talk over family affairs. Are both highly indignant at the conduct of one whose behavior is outrageous. Jabe gives me some interesting particulars of his sojourn down in North Carolina ....
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