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  {{LOFE:Tag|sc}}Dear Mr. Malleson{{LOFE:Tag|/sc}},--Walking, and
  {{LOFE:Tag|sc}}Dear Mr. Malleson{{LOFE:Tag|/sc}},--Walking, and
  talking, are now alike impossible to
  talking, are now alike impossible to
me;[A] my strength is gone for both;
nor do I believe talking on such matters
to be of the least use except to promote,
between sensible people, kindly
feeling and knowledge of each other's
personal characters. I have every
   
   
{{LOFE:Comment|Part of letter omitted}}
 
  Is not this the first of all questions
  Is not this the first of all questions
  which a Clerical Council has to answer
  which a Clerical Council has to answer

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/*
<sc>Brantwood, Coniston</sc>,[** comma outside,]
<i>23rd June, 1879</i>.[** period outside,]
*/

<sc>Dear Mr. Malleson</sc>,--Walking, and
talking, are now alike impossible to

[** Part of letter omitted]
 
Is not this the first of all questions
which a Clerical Council has to answer
in open terms?

/*
Ever affectionately yours,[** comma, so]
<sc>J. Ruskin</sc>.[** period goes outside.]
*/

[Footnote A: In answer to the proposal of discussing the
subject during a mountain walk.]

Overview of indexes

An index is a major division, so use 4/2 spacing. Enclose all of it except the heading ("INDEX") in no-wrap.

If an entry takes up more than one line, unwrap it onto a single line.

Leave a blank line between each primary entry; start each sub-entry on a new line, and indent sub-entries by 2 spaces, single-spaced.

A new letter equals a new section; precede it by 2 blank lines.