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nd my legs healed quickly so that it was not very long after I was first on crutches before I was through with them and walking with a cane。 Then I started treatments at the Ospedale Maggiore for bending the knees; mechanical treatments; baking in a box of mirrors with violet rays; massage; and baths。 I went over there afternoons and afterward stopped at the caf?and had a drink and read the papers。 I did not roam around the town; but wanted to get home to the hospital from the caf? All I wanted was to see Catherine。 The rest of the time I was glad to kill。 Mostly I slept in the mornings; and in the afternoons; sometimes; I went to the races; and late to the mechanotherapy treatments。 Sometimes I stopped in at the AngloAmerican Club and sat in a deep leather…cushioned chair in front of the window and read the magazines。 They would not let us go out together when I was off crutches because it was unseemly for a nurse to be seen unchaperoned with a patient who did not look as though he needed attendance; so we were not together much in the afternoons。 Although sometimes we could go out to dinner if Ferguson went along。 Miss Van Campen had accepted the status that we were great friends because she got a great amount of work out of Catherine。 She thought Catherine came from very good people and that prejudiced her in her favor finally。 Miss Van Campen admired family very much and came from an excellent family herself。 The hospital was quite busy; too; and that kept her occupied。 I