| Description | Curtis Brown write that they enclose a copy of a letter from Stephen Slesinger. They tell A A Milne that it is necessary to obtain Methuen's consent to the inclusion of the 'When We Were Young' illustrations in the general scheme and Chamberlain has agreed. Curtis Brown write that it is also advisable to form a patenting corporation to cover all the 'non-literary' material and to lease it to the various parties for a period. |