OUR LETTER BOX
F. Buuii.—Not taking any. Many thanks. SKTa'LHH.—Yes. You have omitted one page. Send it along. Tk Aroha.—Whole meal ia highly spoken of for what you want. . H. Norton.—Sen i all of it, then we can judge and let you know. Bektie.—Yes. Bring it when you come, and call at the office. Keiik.—You will find what you want in, Artemus Ward's works. M.F.—Bring.it to town and take it to an artist of standing, he will tell you. Poem.—Glad you say it's, poetry, otherwise no one would know it. Can't insert. F. Bhusht.— Can't advise. It's one of those things one can't judge unless on the spot. M. V.—Don't take notice of such things. They are only spite, and will die a natural death. LITTLE Boy.—We don't publish things which are generally written by little boys' pas or mas. Lassie : It wouldn't be any use if you did. Try what you mentioned last. Perhaps it may get published. M. H. B.—We always carefully read what is sent. If liot inserted, it is either had or unsuitable. We cannot guarantee return of rejected contributions.
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Observer, Volume XXI, Issue 1195, 23 November 1901, Page 24
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184OUR LETTER BOX Observer, Volume XXI, Issue 1195, 23 November 1901, Page 24
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