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      <value>This is an undated letter from John Constable to David Lucas. The published transcript of this letter can be found in Shirley (No. 90, page 71) and Beckett (page 366). The leaf has been numbered S90, referring to the order in Shirley's publication. Both Shirley and Beckett place this letter close to the following item (Constable/EL/1/1/75) which is dated 13 February 1832.

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Dear Lucas
            Before you print the frontispiece - pray drypoint down the light [t/n: 'of' crossed out] on the bank on which the Man sits - it is too bare from the Man to the right hand Edge of the picture - also - a [t/n: 'marked' deleted] line on the water over the lightest part as it is too bare - a very little will do it.
         The dogs snout must be tipped with a light touch - but that you mentioned - 
when shall I see you dine out again today - none the worse for my Dulwich with the Royal Academicians yesterday - that I know of - I dine with Lane &amp; Turner. snugly - alone - J.C--.
I am with child to see Salisbury - all over besmudged - and buried for we can do nothing - without ''stuff'' - any more than other doctors.
                                                                                       Yours J.C.

The light by the man drawing to which I object is [?]* the Sun shine over the pales - it is a good thing

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*Shirley reads the word here as 'meets' while Beckett reads it as 'near'.</value>
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