inclined. On the back of one of the two - the cornfield I think - I recall his penciling his name on his last visit with you to my studio & there it is still, I believe, unerased. Also, in the event of my wishing to exhibit too, that little Streatley Hill sunset (which I trust duly reached you) would you kindly lend it to me for the purpose? Perhaps an easy opportunity may occur of sending it to Blackfriars or to Foord and Dickinson's for me before the 14th inst. If so, I would be glad. If not, I should