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GEORGE PHILIP & SON,
GEOGRAPHICAL & EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS & PRINTERS
98 VICTORIA ROAD
LONDON N.W.10
EST[ABLISHE]D. 1834
CITY OFFICES: 32 FLEET STREET, E.C.4
32, Fleet Street,
London,
E.C.4.
4th October, 1949.
ED/BL
W. G. Wallace2 Esq[uire].,
61 East Avenue,
Bournemouth.
Dear Sir,
Anthology of Descriptive Prose and Verse3 — Mrs. F. C. K. Anderson4.
We have in preparation an anthology of extracts of descriptive writing, and we should very much like to include in it two short extracts from "The Malay Archipelago" by A. R. Wallace (1886)5. We have been in touch with the publishers, Mess[ieur]s. Macmillan, who tell us that the rights of this work are held by yourself. The extracts are as follows:
Chap[ter]. XVII Celebes. p[age]. 249 "During my stay ……" to p[age]. 251 "…… out of doors all night."
p[age]. 258 "The next morning ………" to p[age]. 259 "….the horrible cauldrons."
We shall be very much obliged if you will kindly say whether you would have any objection to the inclusion of this material in the anthology. We should, of course, make the usual acknowledgements to the work, the author, and yourself as his representative.
Yours faithfully, | GEORGE PHILIP & SON LIMITED6.
E. G. Godfrey [signature] p[er] p[ro] [initials illeg.]
Director and Managing Editor.
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