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Assures her that the company would not think of printing another edition of Henry Sidgwick: A Memoir without letting her have an opportunity of making any changes she thought desirable. States that the question of reprinting does not arise at that time, although the sales 'have been eminently satisfactory'; relates that they have disposed of over one thousand four hundred of the two thousand copies that were printed

A copy of Henry Sidgwick: A Memoir was not sent to the editor of Mind 'on the day of publication, but he has now sent a copy 'to Dr. Stout at once.' The reviews are satisfactory, and they have sold over eight hundred copies of the book.