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matter to you. Requests for
my "Studies" began to come in
soon after the issuing of Pittonia.
i. Now, I am [come?] to this
that I can no longer supply
even the "Studies" complete.
I have wrapped up for you
the Bulletin containing No. i. of
the "Studies", also a separate copy
of No. vi. which [?]. I suspect
I sent you once before: at least,
I ought to have sent it, when
it was new.

Your brief word of notice of
Pittonia 2. pleases me
more than anything which
has yet been said of that series.
You dare to commend
"originality"! Don't you know
that conventionality is what
saves people, and originality,
what ruins them now-a-days?

Yours Very Truly, E. L. Greene.