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hope you will not attempt this untill
spring when the snow has left the
ground.

You ask where I am working, & I
have to tell you that I am not. I have
been locked up since Oct 16, 1965 & I will
be here for a while, I request to stay
here although I did enter for punishment.
Since that time in Oct, I have sent
for a course in Botany & also French.
I hope to educate myself as best I can.
Since the lapse between our first letters
I have come to think differently in many
respects. I guess the church has helped.
In my last talk with Father Foley
he stated he was aware of your
existence & admired your strength in life.
He told me of a few visictours you
have encountrd & the encumberments set
before you. He also agreed that