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thanking her for her cheque, he wishes he had got in in front of Rembran[d]t but you might have regretted it!... With regard to the dedication, he explains that signing a proof for so & so indicates a gift which he is anxious to keep separate from prints purchased from the edition, he would prefer like a grocer to throw in something as a 'make weight' at some future time, when you feel you can do with another print, to mark his appreciation of your charming enthusiasm, 1 side 9 x 7, Oxenbridge Cottage, Iden, Sussex, no date but 1925 -