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177 #33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, June 21st, 1904. My dear Mr. Kingsley, I have just returned from a trip to England, and find awaiting me here the card of invitation which you so kindly sent, inviting me to visit an exhibition of your wood-engravings and paintings shown in the galleries of the Lennox Library Building in New York. Had I known of the exhibition while passing through New York last week, I certainly would have paid it a visit, but I am not now sure of reaching New York again before the exhibition closes. I shall, however, bear it in mind, and still hope to have a chance to see it. You are very well, I trust, and I hope that you are still receiving much comfort and delight in the work which means so much to you. With all good wishes, I remain, Yours very sincerely, Charles L Freer Elbridge Kingsley, Esq., Hadley, Mass.