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232 (155) April 6/97. Mr. John E. Peabody, 183 Marlborough St., Boston, Mass. My dear Sir: The paintings, including Col. Hecker's Whistler, have all reached Detroit safely, and I also have your courteous note telling me of the success of the exhibition -- all of which is as it should be. I am truly sorry that I was deprived of the pleasure of visiting your exhibition. I surely expected to do so but an unexpected trip to the south together with considerable ill health prevented. I hear however from many directions appreciation of the manner in which the exhibition, even to the minutest details, was conducted, and I doubt not you have received many words of congratulation. May I add mine to the number? Yours very truly, Charles L Freer
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