TO H. C. IDE

[_Vailima_, _June_ 19, 1891.]

DEAR MR. IDE,—Herewith please find the DOCUMENT, which I trust will prove

sufficient in law. It seems to me very attractive in its eclecticism;

Scots, English, and Roman law phrases are all indifferently introduced,

and a quotation from the works of Haynes Bayly can hardly fail to attract

the indulgence of the Bench.—Yours very truly,

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