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Your lovely roses have been such delightful companions to me all this day while I was wending the roads in "Lucy Gayheart."3 In these days one has to squeeze one's memory hard to remember just what it was like to walk over frozen country roads in certain weathers. Not very important, and I had side-stepped it. But this morning I sat down and made myself remember.
With love W. S. C. Mrs. Bryson Burroughs1 Metropolitan Art Museum Fifth Ave. & 81st St New York2 NEW YORK, N. Y. STA Y2 JUN 10 1934 12-PM THE METROPOLITAN