| Description | Letter from Maggie Gray, The School House, Crimond, to Robert Laws, regarding his visit to friends in Edinburgh; letter from home; Charlie's visit to Robert; arrival of Helen Davidson at Aberdeen, not looking well; Miss Craigmyle thinking Mr. Sankey was conceited; Etta's opinion of his poor timing; her own opinion of his beautiful enunciation; Mr. Robertson's changing opinions of Moody and Sankey; Etta's dissatisfaction with evangelical messages on choir tickets; her illness; her use of illness to get her own way; Mr. Robertson's annoyance with it; full classroom again and Mr. Robertson reluctant to take older pupils away; illness in class; case of smallpox in Crimond. |