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      <value>This is a letter from John Constable to David Lucas, dated 3 September 1831. The published transcript of this letter can be found in Shirley (No. 65, page 56) and Beckett (page 352). The leaf has been numbered S65, referring to the order in Shirley's publication. A pencil inscription on the top reads &#x2018;Sep1834'.

TRANSCRIPT:

---
David Lucas Eq
       Hermatage St.
53. Harrow Road

Dear Lucas
            I am glad to hear of your being returned in so much better health. there is nothing like ''an absence'' and a ''change'' -
       I am just returned. perhaps you can be here tomrrw morng -
     I hope the large copies of the ''Moprning' - are printed - for the sad ''delay'' of my book has ruined my finances &amp; will ultimately I fear ruin my profit.
       Many - very many - beleive we are both at a non plus -
   but I care for nothing if you are better in health. for that will fi you for greater doings -
                                                             Yours most truly
                                                             John Constable
          3d Sepr, 1831,
                  Charlotte St.

---

The reference of Lucas being away, according to Beckett, relates to a short holiday he took before getting on with the printing.</value>
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