Description Summary: Dawes writes to William to keep the money and pay tax and Mr. Chamberlain. There may be a small overpayment but he's not sure of how much and hopes it can be settled by deducting it from the next interest. He says Paul's health is improving, with nightmares becoming less frequent and intense. He believes that the immediate cause of Paul's ailment was a very hot day. Dawes is "grieved" to hear of William's account of St. Louis, and does not speak well of Missouri's representatives in...