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297 267 #33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, November 16th, 1905. My dear Mr. Morse:- I have your note of the 13th instant, and the print by Hiroshige has, also, been received. The print is a very beautiful one, especially in color, and I am glad to have it for study. It certainly offers charming combinations of carmine and black, and who knows what may grow out of it! I am leaving Detroit to-night. Shall spend tomorrow fore-noon in the Buffalo Museum and reach my farm Saturday morning. After spending a short time there I shall go to New York and Philadelphia; returning to Detroit about ten days later. I hope you will find something of real interest amongst the Matsuki prints. A note received from Matsuki, yesterday, told me that he had sent you the best of his prints and that he hoped to go out of Chicago within a few days to see you. With all good wishes, and kindest regards to both yourself and Mrs. Morse, believe me, Very sincerely yours, Charles L. Freer Charles J. Morse, Esq., #1825 Asbury Avenue, Evanston.