Douglas Henslow's 1st additional letter to Walter Winston

From RPGS surrounding the Labcats
                                              Mr. W. Winston
                                              High Branch Manor,
                                              872 Kingsport Rd,
                                              Aylesbury,
                                              Massachusetts

Mr. D. Henslowe
513 West Henry Street,
Savannah,
Georgia.

April 5, 1937

Dear Walter,

After all these years, I had almost given up hope. But, you sent me 
a sign. I know now what is real. Thank you, thank you, my dear, dear 
friend.

I will still take my pills, as the doctors want. I know that I cannot 
do the work myself. I know that this is the safest place for me. But, 
I told them what they needed to know, and I told them where to find the 
rest.

It is up to them now, isn't it? I know you feel it, too. But, you gathered 
them to finish the work. It falls to them, now. Let us hope they are ready,
more ready than we were.

I will sleep less easily, but more soundly now. Thank you for sending word 
that you have not forgotten me. I understand why you could not write directly.

Your Friend,

	Douglas