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        <title type="main">William Hone to J. Fuller Russell, 4 April, 1831</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 Notes &amp; Queries, Vol. s6-11, Iss. 41, 1880, pp.
          283-84..</p>
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      <change when="2021-01-31" who="#KG">transcribed letter from N&amp;Q.</change>
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        <head>William Hone to <ref type="person" target="whoswho.html#RussellJF">J. Fuller
            Russell</ref>, <date when="1825-04-04">4 April, 1831</date>. <anchor xml:id="citation"
            /><note resp="#KG" place="foot">Notes &amp; Queries, vol. s6-11: 41, 1880, pp.
              283-84.<ref target="#citation"> [return]</ref></note> &#8212; <ref type="tei-link"
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            <salute>Good Mr. J. F. R.<anchor xml:id="a"/><note place="bottom" resp="#KG">Russell
                notes that he had addressed a letter to Hone with the salutation "Good Mr. Hone."
                  <ref target="#a">[return]</ref></note></salute>
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            <p>By the accident of purpose I omitted to acknowledge the article on "Chess," designing
              it to come into the <emph>April</emph> Part of the <title>Year Book</title>, but that
              was of necessity postponed from an overwhelm of articles beyond the limits of the
              month, and so "Chess" remains til <emph>May</emph>.<anchor xml:id="b"/><note
                place="bottom" resp="#KG">Russell's lengthy essays on the history of chess appear in
                the May issue of the <title>Year Book</title>, columns 581-91. <ref target="#b">
                  [return]</ref></note> Your paper is with the printer to go in with others on the
              same subject. By the by, whence is the extract concerning the Chinese board? and from
              what work is the notice of the old Will? You will perceive from this, and from
              frequent notices on the wrappers, my anxious desire to subjoin authorities for all
              statements.</p>
            <p>For "A little Geste of Robin Hood" I have already requested an artist to provide a
              drawing, which will be an assurance to you, I hope, that I am far from indifferent to
              your communications. If there be anything (not in verse, or if in verse, not among the
              printed collections relating to the popular outlaw) which you can favor me with
                <emph>immediately</emph> I shall be glad to receive it&#8212;anything,
                <emph>e.g.</emph>, topographical, localizing the spots of scenes in the ballad
              stories, &amp;c. &amp;c.</p>
            <p>D. A. is an old and very friendly correspondent. I am equally alive to your kindness,
              and it will be my misfortune if you do not become old too.</p>

            
            
            
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          <closer>I am, Sir,<lb/> Yours most sincerely, <signed>W Hone</signed>
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            <address>
              <addrLine>13 Gracechurch Street</addrLine>
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            <date when="1831-04-04">4 April, 1831.</date>
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            <p>When I hear from you again will it please you to drop the veil J. F. R. and stand
              confessed? but in this respect use your pleasure.</p>
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