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282 -281- #33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, March 28th, 1904. My dear Mansfield:-- I returned to Detroit on Saturday last, too late to reply to your letter of the 24th instant. This morning, I am sending you a letter instead of a telegram, as requested, fearing that I could not make myself fully understood by wire. I have carefully examined the revised list of Whistler etchings desired from my collection for the exhibition to be given at the Grolier Club, and I will cheerfully lend the specimens mentioned in the list enclosed herewith, which, you will observe, includes all of those asked for from the Haden Collection and such others as I possess, excepting the examples from the Menpes Collection and several others which I do not possess, namely: W. 107. THE MODEL LYING DOWN. undescribed. THE LITTLE MODEL SEATED. undescribed. LUXEMBERG GARDENS. undescribed. THE MARKET. In my letter to you of February 2nd, I informed you that I was undecided as to exhibiting, at least for the present, any of my proofs from the Menpes Collection. I have given the matter