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229 202 #35 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, November 2nd, 1905. H. R. Yamamoto, Esq., #54 Morningside Avenue, NEW YORK CITY. My dear Sir:- Your kind note of October 30th is at hand. And in reply I beg to say, that I would be pleased to see the large , provided, in your opinion, it is a very fine specimen of this artists work. Naturally, I would not care to have so large a picture, unless it is an especially fine one. With this understanding, you may if you wish, send the Kakemono to my address, as above, by express. The house-cleaning operations have been in progress recently and I have not been able to get at the Ninagawa books, but will do so in a few days, and forward them to your Boston address for translation. With all good wishes, I remain, Very sincerely yours, Charles L Freer