Nor again as if there may not be other aspects of me which you cannot praise, and which you may in a coming chapter of your publication find it a duty, whether I allow them or not, to remark upon.

But I write to thank you for such an evidence of your affectionate feelings towards me, for which I was not prepared, and which has touched me very much.

May God's fullest blessings be upon you, and give you all good.

Yours affectionately, John H.Cardinal Newman." -- * Short Studies, fourth series, pp.

192-206.
-- Froude carefully kept this letter, and, remote as their opinions were, he never varied in his loyal admiration of the illustrious Oratorian.