The Rosery
Old Brompton
Sepr 16.
Dear Sir
I was in Scotland when your note 1 arrived – or you would, of course, have received an earlier answer.
I have received the 4th Part of your beautiful work; 2 but a notice of the 3rd part had been in type some time – I will take care to insert an early notice of Part 4.
I quite agree with you that the Public are as yet quite ignorant upon this most interesting subject. I do not wish to press you concerning that of which we have spoken – the preparing by your assistant 3 of the 4 or 5000 Impressions to issue with the Art Union. 4 I am very sure this would be desirable in all ways – among others it could not fail to obtain augmented circulation for your periodical work.
I pray you pardon my much worrying you on this important topic.
Your faithful servant
S. C. Hall.
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