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        <title type="main">D. B. Curwen to William Hone, 22 December, 1825</title>
        <title type="sub">An Electronic Edition</title>
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          <name key="Hone, William, 1780-1842">William Hone</name>
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        <p>For publication in the Hone Correspondence section of the William Hone BioText,
          http://honearchive.org. The letter is published under a Creative Commons license, details
          of which are accessible from the BioText homepage.</p>

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        <p>Transcribed from the original in WSU, Hone Papers, Box 1, Folder 7, Item 1. .</p>
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        <head>D. B. Curwen to William Hone, <date when="1825-12-22">22 December, 1825</date>.
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            <address>
              <addrLine><ref type="place">Mr. Lewis's, 1 Garden Court, Temple</ref></addrLine>
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            <date when="1825-12-22"/>
            <salute>Sir,</salute>
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            <p>I read with a great deal of pleasure your notification of continuing the Every Day
              Book next year, &amp; I hope it will be attended with as much success as ever, &amp;
              that you may have health &amp; <emph rend="underline">good reasons</emph> to continue
              it, but I think, as you have notified in your prospectus at the commencement of the
              present volume, that the work will be <emph rend="underline">completed</emph> within a
              year, that you ought to give some sort of a prospectus <emph rend="strikethrough">as
                ext</emph> of the next volume, explaining the reason of its continuation, giving
              some idea of its intended contents, &amp; (as we lawyers have it) shewing cause why it
              should bear the name of the "Every Day Book" the other having been announced as
              complete when the volume now in hand shall be finished. Perhap I may be premature in
                <emph rend="strikethrough">my</emph> writing to you on this subject if so &#8212;
              you will excuse me giving you the trouble, but if <emph rend="underline"> not </emph>
              you may perhaps favor your readers with a prospectus.</p>
            <p/>
            <p>Several of my friends who take in the work have suggested to me the propriety of
              asking you if you do not intend to give a portrait of yourself to face the Title Page
              of the Every Day Book, <emph rend="strikethrough">such</emph> in my opinion it would
              improve the work.</p>
            <p> I sent you two or three communications <emph rend="underline">relative</emph> to
              Xmas the beginning of the year &#8212; which I hope you will insert. </p>
            <p>Wishing you the joys &amp; happy returns of the Season you are now about
              describing</p>
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          <closer> I remain Sir<lb/>
            Your Nble Srvt<lb/>
            &amp; Constant reader as<lb/>
            long as you please to publish.
            <signed>D. B. Curwen</signed>
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