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ae | SSS 14 THE JUDGE. married well. nutions may be protected in their rights to But I desire more especially to write you | the profits of their literary labor, and the in relation to another matter. We ‘are | movement so far has met with generous en- struggling here in America to establish an| couragement. As an author we desire authors’ international copyright arrange-| your sid and endorsement. Could you as- ment, whereby the authors of all civilized | sist us? eee a We are giving this season a scries of au- Nervous Debilitated Men thors’ readings in New York to aid in prose- free trial of thirty days ot theuse | cuting the work, and we would like to know whether we could not depend upon you to take a part in these readings, rendering se- lections from your late work. L assure your most gracious majesty that you would meet some of our best literary people while here, and no pains would be spared to make your visit a pleasant one, Sut Guse wee aside from the reading itself. 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