Pièce 266 - Postcard from Henry Sidgwick to F. W. H. Myers

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Thinks Myers' arrangements 'excellent', but suggests that they might 'take B[isho]p Auckland on the way', and then stay [in Newcastle] 'till the end of the month.' Asks if they could 'manage the arrangements with Miss S. to take effect in the first half of April, and get [their] young friends [Miss Fairlamb and Miss Wood, of Newcastle?] to London at the same time.' Is glad that his book [The Methods of Ethics] grows on Myers, and reports that there is a 'nice review' in the Examiner of the previous week.