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      <value>This is a letter from John Constable to David Lucas, dated 19 February 1831. The published transcript of this letter can be found in Shirley (No. 42, page 43) and Beckett (page 342). The leaf has been numbered S42, referring to the order in Shirley's publication.

TRANSCRIPT:

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                                                                                 19 July 1831
Dear Lucas
         I am glad to hear that Dr Davis say there is nothing amiss about you. You must take care of yourself - &amp; husband your strength.
         I take the Heath beyond all the plates - I shall take omnibus &amp; come to you early on monday to print.
     Go on with [t/n: word deleted] what you like - of the 3d No. - the ''Morning'' or the ''Evening'' - of which I send a touchd proof
and I think the ''Ips River'' will be a good finish. &amp; will be a comapanion in size to the ''Heath'' [t/n: '&amp;' crossed out] - of which you have likewise an excellent proof.

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The verso of this leaf has a crossed out inscription which reads 'Dear Mr [?]'. 

The arrangement mentioned in this letter was written down in the following item, Constable/EL/1/1/32, which was perhaps enclosed with this letter.</value>
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