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242 -2- with you certain of the exhibits. In your letter, I find the following sentence:-- "If you come when I am not there this summer, the enclosed will admit you to the best place there is." As the letter came without an enclosure, I do not quite understand the sentence. Was it your intention to put something in the letter? I hope that sometime when you are passing through Detroit and have a couple of days of leisure, you will stop with me, and have a look at some of the things I have been gathering together since you were my guest. A few very beautiful things have fallen to my lot, and I know you will like them. With all good wishes, Very sincerely your friend, Charles L Freer W. K. Bixby, Esq., 13 Portland Place St. Louis Mo