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''Transl. Jessie Munro, August 2005'' | ''Transl. Jessie Munro, August 2005'' | ||
| − | My Very Reverend Father | + | :My Very Reverend Father |
| − | Being very pressed for time to complete the purchases of the Mission, I am only sending you a short note. The bells have been bought for the price of nine hundred and fifty francs. As I gave one hundred and fifty francs for this purchase, would you please accept the demand bill of M. V. Osmond-Dubois, amounting to eight hundred francs. | + | :Being very pressed for time to complete the purchases of the Mission, I am only sending you a short note. The bells have been bought for the price of nine hundred and fifty francs. As I gave one hundred and fifty francs for this purchase, would you please accept the demand bill of M. V. Osmond-Dubois, amounting to eight hundred francs. |
| − | I have the honour to be, with the deepest respect, one of your most obedient children, | + | :I have the honour to be, with the deepest respect, one of your most obedient children, |
| − | ''Yvert.'' | + | ::''Yvert.'' |
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Latest revision as of 16:18, 20 March 2008
Yvert to Colin, Paris, 27 October 1840 (1)
APM 511.84
Transl. Jessie Munro, August 2005
- My Very Reverend Father
- Being very pressed for time to complete the purchases of the Mission, I am only sending you a short note. The bells have been bought for the price of nine hundred and fifty francs. As I gave one hundred and fifty francs for this purchase, would you please accept the demand bill of M. V. Osmond-Dubois, amounting to eight hundred francs.
- I have the honour to be, with the deepest respect, one of your most obedient children,
- Yvert.
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