Such Will and Grace

Henry and Sylvester left this morning for Jefferson City with our list of supplies and the money to buy them. If their path is clear and they do not meet any obstacles, it should take them four days to reach their destination. It will probably take two days to get supplies and rest their horses, so we should not hear from them for at least ten days. Fisher says that will be plenty of time to get his plan underway, but he is worried there will not be enough time to carry it out before we leave for the West. I'm very curious to see what crafty scheme Fisher has in store for our dear Sylvester.
Speaking of Sylvester, he has shown great resilience since his loss. He did not object to going with Henry in the least, and while obviosuly shaken, has held himself together remarkably. I've never seen such a graceful show of strength of will.