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''Transl. Jessie Munro 2005. Checked Madeleine le Jeune 2006.'' | ''Transl. Jessie Munro 2005. Checked Madeleine le Jeune 2006.'' | ||
Very Reverend Father, | :Very Reverend Father, | ||
As I’m very pressed for time with all the printing purchases, I only have time to write you a quick note for each article. I authorise you to pay the demand bill of Monsieur Lentaigne [?], paper supplier. This bill amounts net to two thousand, seven hundred francs. I intend to write more at length by the next mail. | :As I’m very pressed for time with all the printing purchases, I only have time to write you a quick note for each article. I authorise you to pay the demand bill of Monsieur Lentaigne [?], paper supplier. This bill amounts net to two thousand, seven hundred francs. I intend to write more at length by the next mail. | ||
Always your most obedient child, | :Always your most obedient child, | ||
''Yvert'' | ::''Yvert'' | ||
Paris, 27 Oct. 1840 | :Paris, 27 Oct. 1840 | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:19, 20 March 2008
Yvert to Colin, Paris, 27 October 1840 (3)
APM 511.84
Transl. Jessie Munro 2005. Checked Madeleine le Jeune 2006.
- Very Reverend Father,
- As I’m very pressed for time with all the printing purchases, I only have time to write you a quick note for each article. I authorise you to pay the demand bill of Monsieur Lentaigne [?], paper supplier. This bill amounts net to two thousand, seven hundred francs. I intend to write more at length by the next mail.
- Always your most obedient child,
- Yvert
- Paris, 27 Oct. 1840
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