110 (Sonia Kovalevsky : biography and autobiography)

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WHAT WAS AND WHAT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN.

Sonia had scarcely settled down in this rather
peculiar home when she was called to Russia
once more. In the middle of winter she had to
go by steamer to Helsingfors (Finland), and
thence by railway to St Petersburg, to her
suffering sister, whose life was in imminent
danger. On such occasions she knew no fear,
and heeded no difficulties. She was devoted to
her sister, and ready to make great sacrifices
for her sake.

She left her daughter in my charge during
her two months’ absence.

I have kept but one letter of this period; it
shows how sadly she spent her Christmas that
year:—

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WHAT WAS AND WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

WHAT WAS AND WHAT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN.