Yours very truly, M. N."

The letters from Mr. Hunt in reply to mine, are inserted here for

a better understanding of my letters, and to preserve the unity of

the drama. As I did not anticipate the appearance of mine before the

referees, Mr. Hunt's were not arranged with reference to them, but have

been placed here since. Several sentences concerning magazine articles

are quoted, to show that though I had not printed a book I was not

wholly unknown as an author at the time of the publication of "City

Lights," and that therefore the risk was not quite so great as one

would perhaps judge from Mr. Parry's statement, which will presently

appear.

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