He read an article on composition and rules on writing for the press. It was good so he sent for a sheet to correct and had some corrected. When he returned he said that several paragraphs should be worded differently. He put an "X" at the end of each sentence where he improves. He has done better than Bennett in several places but Bennett cannot agree with him on capitals. He objects to "licentious" before Luther but not "murderous or adulterous" before Henry VIII. He wants it correct as possible this time and it should be correct before the notice in the Ave Maria. He would like to have Hudson send a proof sheet before it is printed. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.