| Description | A A Milne asks E H Shepard to read the enclosed and asks him to make an arrangement with his man. He says that Brown has told Johnson that he can have all the commission but he would probably be content to share it with Brown. He says that it is going to be difficult, if not impossible, to sell the thing separately.
Milne adds a note at the end to say that he has thrown the letter in the fire and he provides a summary of the letter from Curtis Brown. |