Dear Marion,

Thank you for your letter, for your patience with my
conceptual fantasies, for the picture of the barn.
The attached questionnaire to Mr. Esposito absorbed
my energies for two days. I'm recovering, though not
as rapidly as I would. My thoughts are still in process
of reconstituting themselves.

Margaret and I are seriously flirting with the notion
of going to Konnarock, perhaps as early as tomorrow, more
likely Friday, Saturday or Sunday, - to stay no longer than
three weeks. A court hearing, of course, if it were announced,
could upset our schedule. Meanwhile, with due apologies for
my infidelity, I'll return to my novel.

Please remember that I'm always interested, - and more than
interested, - concerned - about your medical problems, and
keep me informed to the extent consistent with your need
for privacy in this dimension.  I'll try to write a more
inspired letter, sooner rather than later.

Jochen