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other evening and he said that he thought it would be well to ask Gwesyn or one of the other ministers to put the subject of the Cofiant before our next Cymanfa and urge the friends to buy it. What would you think of that? If Gwesyn will do it, people would see that he is in sympathy with us in its publication. Or would you rather ask someone else? We received the engravings all right - you do not say whether you think them fine enough. Bank note engraving - or line | other evening and he said that he thought it would be well to ask Gwesyn or one of the other ministers to put the subject of the Cofiant before our next Cymanfa and urge the friends to buy it. What would you think of that? If Gwesyn will do it, people would see that he is in sympathy with us in its publication. Or would you rather ask someone else? We received the engravings all right - you do not say whether you think them fine enough. Bank note engraving - or line engraving as it is called, is finer, but on account of the expense is not used so much for portraits That we were told costs $250 cutting for one portrait without printing any copies - we thought of having a 12mo book - about the size of this sheet - would you rather | ||
[[side and top margin]] letter to him with a typewriter that has been left here for trial but did not finish. I must tell him about it again. How are our plants? My paper is used so good bye and love to all from M & J. | |||
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other evening and he said that he thought it would be well to ask Gwesyn or one of the other ministers to put the subject of the Cofiant before our next Cymanfa and urge the friends to buy it. What would you think of that? If Gwesyn will do it, people would see that he is in sympathy with us in its publication. Or would you rather ask someone else? We received the engravings all right - you do not say whether you think them fine enough. Bank note engraving - or line engraving as it is called, is finer, but on account of the expense is not used so much for portraits That we were told costs $250 cutting for one portrait without printing any copies - we thought of having a 12mo book - about the size of this sheet - would you rather
side and top margin letter to him with a typewriter that has been left here for trial but did not finish. I must tell him about it again. How are our plants? My paper is used so good bye and love to all from M & J.