Scope and Contents Scope and ContentsDressed Walker's arm, which was getting better and better; his pain from yesterday disappeared before he went to bedm and he does not have as much pain today; he and James went fishing and caught 13 fish, which they will eat for breakfast; James loooks very healthy; Miss Dunning sends thanks for the peaches; got a letter from Josey, who said that Aunt Ann Maury had been to visit him; he is confined to bed again; Miss Dunning says he [RM] would be welcome if he...