SIR,

I beg you to accept my best thanks for your pamphlet and your obliging

note. That such a theatre as you describe would be but worthy of this

nation, and would not stand low upon the list of its instructors, I have

no kind of doubt. I wish I could cherish a stronger faith than I have in

the probability of its establishment on a rational footing within fifty

years.

Faithfully yours.

[Sidenote: Mr. Frank Stone.]

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