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of the [work?], will I believe
provide te most perfect and
harmonious results, and if in
accordance with your wishes and
those of the Committee, I feel
assured that, with what ability
I may possess, and with the time
and labor I am willing and a
anxious to bring to the work, I
could so express with my
pencil what I have so in-
differently done with my pen
as to satisfy Every one of the
correctness of my views.

If my enthusiasm
may perhaps have led mea.
little too far, in so boldly ad-
vancing my proposals, please
let it down to something more
than selfish motive and believe
me when I say that my dear-
est professional aspiration is that