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Messrs. Burton Bros.,

Publishers, Tremont St., Boston, Mass.:

TRENTON, N. J., April 17, 1892.

GENTLEMEN-I have just written a society novel of the present day, dealing with McAlister's " 400," and wish to have it put upon the market as soon as practicable. Please inform me if you are willing to publish it, and at what terms. This is my first novel, but under the name of "Fanny Faire" I have contributed quite a number of short stories to "Once a Week" and other popular publications. I may mention that my style is what is termed "breezy;" that is, bright and crisp.

Awaiting an early reply, I am, gentleman,

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