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The

ITALIAN

CHRISTIAN

MISSION

P.O. B o x 717 •

o p l i n ,

H O M802

MISSIONARIES:

CHARLES

&

IVIA

PHIPPS

GIUSEPPE

&

ROSETTA ITALIANO

F o r w a r d i n g A g e n t:

Ray

Downen

They of I t a l y

s a l u t e y o u "

--

H e b r e w s

1 3 : 2 4

The Phipps'

C LEND R

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MSSON RY SERV

CE

1947-53

Charles

& Mary Frances

join the Guy Mayfields and Betheen

Grubaugh in pioneer missionary work

in

Italy.

1953-58

Charles, Professor

of

Missions

and Music

at Midwest

Christian

College in Oklahoma City

(their

return caused

by Charles'

illness contracted on the field).

1958 Charles & Mary Frances

return

to Italy.

1977

Mary Frances

cal led Home by

our Heavenly Father.

1978 Charles & Ivia marry

and

continue

the

mission work in

Italy.

1982-83 Charles & Ivia

return

(not

retire )

to

U.S.A.,

where

Charles was

Professor

of

Missions

and

Music

at

Artesia Christian

College

in

Artesia, N.M.

for that

academic

year.

1983 At end of the

school

year,

Charles

& Ivia

take temporary

employment for the balance

of

the

year.

January 1984 Charles

&

Ivia

begin

tour of

churches in preparation for

returning

to

their

mission

field

in

Italy.

August 1984

They arrive

in

Italy,

assist the Charles Troyers in Lecce

and

locate

in

Francavil

la Fontana.

Their

busy ministry

includes:

• reaching

&

teaching

in

the

local

church,

•

ible study group

in

a nearby

town,

• ranslating

radio

programs for

broadcast over many stations in

Italy,

• riting &

recording programs

for Radio

Incontro,

•

eing

responsible for

the

follow-up work

among l isteners,

s funds permit,

developing

outreach.

Apri l-July

1985

The strict

enforcement

of a

new law governing

foreign

workers in

Italy

required

Charles

&

Ivia

to return briefly to

the U.S. in

order to

obtain an

entry

visa. They util

ize

their time

in

visiting churches, V.B.S. & Camp

sessions,

and

were

present

when a

family

emergency

coincided with their

arrival.

The

Lord's timing

is

a ways

right

CHARLES

&

IVIA

now

have

the necessary visas. They

have scheduled their return

to Italy

for JULY 2g

via

TWA.

OUR URGENT NEED

Working funds are extremely limited. Please

help

as

you can,

Send al

l offerings &

correspondence

to

our U.S.A.

address:

Box 717• o pl In, MO 64802

(Ray

Downen,

Forwarding Agent Telephone

417/782-0814)


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TheIT LI NCHRISTI N

MISSION

P.O.

Box

717

oplin, MO 64802

MISSIONARIES; Forwarding Agent:

CHARLES &

IVIA

PHIPPS Ray Downen

GIUSEPPE &

ROSmk

TALIAHO "They of Italy salute you "

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FRANCAVILLA FONTANA

(BR),

ITALY

Aug.

5,

1985

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Hello, friends in America

.

\'

We praise the Lord

for

a safe

return

to our home in ^Italy. He had

beautiful

flights from Tulsa to

Roma,

then Roma to

Brindisi. All went

well.

All

our luggage arrived

with

us and

got

through customs

O.K.

We

had a

good

day at

the

airport in Roma visiting with

Americans

and

Italians. Charles spent the

last 45

minutes there before

our

connecting

flight to Brindisi explaining to

a young

American woman married to

an

Italian the difference between the Roman Catholic beliefs

and

the

Word.

We praise God for opportunities He

affords

us everywhere.

We miss all

of

you and. want once again

to

say "Thank you"

to

all who

ministered

so

beautifully to us during our short stay in America. To those

we didn't

see this time, we look

forward

to being with

you

our

next

furlough.

Upon our arrival, Caranita

Wolsieffer

and

Jim

Cormode picked us up

at

the airport

(in two

cars

to

accomodate our luggage). While Jim and

Charles caught up on

news

of the

work,

Ivia and Caranita did the same.

There

are, as

usual, exciting things going

on,

such

as

new contacts

through the radio,

new

prospects for Fall Bible Study, new developments

in.the

lives

of people discovered through

Radio

Incontro shortly before

we left

in

April...AND

camp is

in

full swing In fact,

Charles

is out

there as I (Ivia)

write

this bit of news to

you.

Also, we have

been

to

the

Air Force Base

Chapel, renewed our

friendships

and made

new

contacts

there.

Charles will be speaking in the public square

of

a town north

of

here

with other missionaries...more of this later.

A

sad note:

yesterday we

were present

at

the funeral

of

a 13-year-old

girl,

Mara,

daughter of Nicola and Franca, whom

Charles had-known

since

they were small children. Mara had suffered brain damage

at

birth.

She

lived

her

entire life

paralyzed, unable to

give any sign of

understanding

what

was

said

to

her. Please pray with us for her

parents.

Since she re

quired constant and complete care and love,

for

all

these years

Mara had

been their very life. Now there will

be

a much needed rest

and

adjustment,

but

very hard

for

these

fine

Christian parents.

Well, dear ones, that's a part of

the

news. More later. Please keep

praying

and

supporting the work here as God blesses us each one.

Love and prayers.

'We give thanks to God always for ail of you,

making mention of you in our prayers,"—I Thess.l:?


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ITALIAN CHRISTIAN MISSION

CHARLES

IVIA PHIPPS

P.O. Box

717 * Joplin,

MO 64802

With your help,

we're now

SERVING

IN ITALY

TO:

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Carmen

Fellows

Box

2427

KNOXVL

TN

37901

YOUR LETTER IS ON

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OF

THIS PAGE,

are once again very busy

to

Terracina and

now DO

LATE WOT^

FROM

THE Ph

PPs

8/8/85

by telephone:

"We thank God

for

a safe return and

in

Italy

with your

help. We have

been

h a v e

o u r p e r m i t s

t o s t a y a n d w o r k h e r ^ e f o r a n o t h e r

y e a r

F T L l

" A l l t h e b r e t h r e n h e r e

a n d f r o m

s u r i f o u n d i n g

a r e a s ( g a t h e r e d

at Camp Christian) send greetings. W e ) covet your prayers.

—Charles

Ivia

Those

who have

been

able to send

a

gli

recent weeks

have

received

a

receipt

Greetings in the name

of our precious

Lord

Thank you for

the generous lov

RECEIVED TODAY...

t for

our

support

in

daying:

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GIFT

OF $XX.XX

"It's

God's people

like

you who make

the GoodT^ews

ot

saivation through Je

h e a r i t

o t h e r w i s e .

A p r e ~ a d d r e s s e d

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for you

to

write again

when you

can.

be glad

to

send

a financial

report

at

are concerned for them.

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"May God richly bless you as toget

The receipt-letter is signed

by

ou

charged

with

opening

all mail receivdc

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a s k e d

h i m

t o d o F i n a n c i a l

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account

as received, from which we p c ( i

Your letter is forwarded from

Joplin

the

instant it reaches

Joplin,

but

a

to

us at

our

Joplin address.

We

long

t

possible

for

the Phipps

to

take

us Christ to those who

might never

A

elope

is

enclosed

to

make it convenient

l ^ p o n

r e q u e s t ,

C h a r l e s & I v i a w i l l

six-month intervals to

those who

her we

serve Him."

new forwarding agent, who is

for us and handling it as

we

are deposited in our Joplin

bank

our salary and ll mission expenses,

by air mail

to Italy-^not always

viays very

soon.

Feel free to write

to hear from you


7/11

WHEN GOD

is

SILENT

Page 5

WHEN

GOD is

SILENT

Page 6

jority so choose,

but we

cannot turn drink

ing into

a sin.

Anything that God tells us not to

do

is

obviously wrong, even if to our carnal mind

it seems acceptable.

And

anything

that

God

tells

the church or individual Christians

to do is necessary to the object of His

command. If

we

are sure that

a

person in

a

situation comparable to our own was told

to

be baptized,

or

to

wash someone's

feet,

or to

babble

nonsense, then we

should

obey

God's voice regardless

of consequences

But

when we legislate in

God's

place, no

one

is obligated to follow our laws.

SILENCE GIVES CONSENT— Since all that

is

essential is commanded, and all that is

essentially

wrong

is forbidden, then

every

thing else

is

a matter of opinion.

When

God

speaks, we

must obey. When

He chooses

not

to

speak, men are free

to think and

act for themselves.

Which means

that in any

society, in the absence

of God's expressed

command

or

prohibition,

the

majority rule.

So

if any group

chooses

to

not use instru

mental

music

in

their assemblies, they have

hat right. If they attempt to forbid the

use of instrumental

music for

others, they

have no right.

This principle holds

tirue

in

every

re-

matter:

If

God

requires

any

action,

it is

essential; if God

forbids

it,

then

action

is never acceptable; and if God

is silent, every man has a right to hold an

is free

to express

it (as

his

and practice

it as

he

pleases.

If God would

have been

displeased

by

any

would have said so. When He

so,

there is no law—we are

to do or

not

do the

action. Those who

this freedom, who legislate for their

of

confusion

and

ontroversy.

They

have mistaken

their

ideas

God's,

and demand that

their conscience

the actions of all other

without

regard

to the others'

That Jesus made His church to be

ONE

is

obvious.

The Bible is not silent on

this matter.

In their common love for

Je

sus, and

in

their obedience to His every

wish, all Christians should be united. He

is Lord of us all.

Those who cause

division

in

the body

are

condemned by

God.

And those

who

cause

di

vision

include those who

attempt

to force

their

opinions

on

their brothers by making

laws

where

God made no law.

Each

Christian

should examine his

or

her own actions, and

cease from every attempt to impose private

and

personal

desires

on

others.

We are to

teach

and uphold

Gospel truth

without apology. But our opinions must NOT

be

taught

as

law. If you

can

see that you

have

been

teaching

as law more than God

actually, clearly, plainly says, right now

is the best time to stop such

teaching,

and

to attempt

to

rebuild unity by

now

standing

firmly

on

God's truth (placing your own

opinions on a lower standing than

His).

Every Christian should be meeting with

the other Christians

in

his

or her

com

munity every Lord's Day in order to wor

ship and work together to serve God as

the

body of Christ. If you have let your

opinions keep you

away

from

the

common

meetings, resolve

that from

now on,

you'll

place God's command above your personal

feelings.

The

Bible

is

our

guidebook. If you

have

let other books or other people

be your

authority,

resolve

to study the Word of God

and let it speak to

you and through you

from now

on.

Cod

condemns

what

is wrong.

God

commands all that

is essential.

You

need not fear His wrath

for

doing anything

He has

not said

is

wrong/

In

Christ, we are

free.

If you know

someone who makes his own

opinions

equal

to God's

law, if

you want to

give

that person

a

copy

of this

pamphlet,

why not send for more copies?

(6/ l).

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WHEN

GOD

is

SILENT

Page

2

WHEN

GOD

is SILENT

Page 3 WHEN

82, Stan Paragien

wrote

an excellent study

on

this

subject which was titled, "WHAT

DOES GOD'S

SILENCE MEAN?

In that

study, he

listed five of

the

most

fre

quently cited Biblical passages supposed

to prove that everything God

has

not

commanded is

sin.

A

FAITHFUL OFFERING

The

first

example was that of Cain's

rejected offering (Gen.4:1-7). Hebrews 11:

4 points out that Abel s accepted offering

was

"by

faith", which

implies

that Cain s

(it

was

rejected

by God) was

given

with

doubt

of

God's acceptance. Abel

was

confi

dent that God would be pleased by his

gift.

And God WAS pleased.

Faith is used in

more

than

one way in

the Bible,

which makes a

logic

chain

sometimes illogical if

one

verse (in the

chain)

refers to

one meaning

of

the

word

and another to

a

different

meaning. During

the time

of

the Law, God accepted both

animal sacrifices

and

also

offerings of

wheat and other

vegetable

matter. The'Word

doesn't fully

explain

why

Cain

chose to

make an

unacceptable offering (laziness?

rebellion?

indifference?). But we can be

sure that if

we

think

our

service is less

than

should

please

God,

that

what we offer

in

doubt

is

apt to be rejected by the Lord.

Yet the only

reason we should

doubt

is

if

we

are

disobeying His plain revelation

God told Noah

to

build an

ark

(a

boat)

of

"gopher"

wood (Gen.6:9-21).

Noah

built

the ark and it floated—whether it had a

cedar closet for Mrs.Noah's finery is

surely

immaterial. One good

brother

says

authoritatively that gopher

wood

was

a

class of

resinous

woods which included both

cedar

and

pine trees. We don't really

need

to

know. Noah knew,

so there was

no

prob

lem.

The Incident proves

nothing about act

ing in

God's

silence. God

clearly

said what

Noah was

to

do.

Some scholars seem quite sure what Paul

meant

by the

expressions,

"psalms, hymns

and spiritual songs" in advising the early

church

to

sing

to one another. Most of us

are less certain. To

build

a doctrine on

uncertainty seems careless

at

best. Those

who make a

law condemning

instrumental

music

need very

strong and

sure

evidence

indeed to justify their adding to God's

Word, just as we would to make a law re

quiring

it.

To build doctrine

on

gopher wood is

a

poor use of carpentry (Noah was to

build

a boat

rather than

a

church). They go too

far

who

insist,

upon

the basis

of

being

limited

to

exactly what

is

commanded or

exampled, that

one

or another

action

is

anti-scriptural,

such

as

that divided

clas

ses are sinful

because

we find no such ex

ample

or

command. Similar

"logic"

is

used

to exclude instrumental

music, located

preachers,

church

buildings,

choirs,

and

many other commonly-accepted religious

practices.

STRANGE

FIRE

Consider Nadab and Abihu (Lev.10:1-11).

Careful study

of

this text

will show

that

their

"strange fire" was not

a

matter of

opinion,

but

of

disobedience. The King-

James translation here lends itself to

misunderstanding. Compare the example in

the

early church

of Ananias and Sapphira,

whose

sin

also brought swift dispatch.

Korah and

followers (Numbers 16:1-11)

died.

In Numbers 3:10,

a

clear command

from

God said that

Aaron

and his sons were to

serve

as

priests,

that anyone

else

who

approached the sanctuary of God must be put

to death. It was not, then,

a

matter of

opinion.

God commanded that the

ark

was

to

be

carried

by

four Levites

on foot.

Uzzah

(2

Sam.6:1-11) likely

meant

well, but he was

breaking

a

clear command when he touched

the

ark

and

died.

CONSEQUENCES

OF SIN

God is holy. His Word is law. Surely

each reader will see that men have

no

right

to

add

to His

commands,

or

to disobey

Him.

The wages

of sin is death.

None

of us

want

to displease

God

at

all. But if an excess

of piety makes us "put words in His

mouth,"

and

good

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The ITALIAN CHRISTIAN MISSION

P.O. Box 717 * opiin, MO 64802

Forwarding Agent:

Ray Downen

'They of Italy salute you/

—ebrews 13:24

MISSIONARIES:

CHARLES IVIA PHIPPS

GIUSEPPE

ROSETTA

ITALIANO

October»

1985

Carmen Fellows

Box 2427

KNOXVL TN 37901

Dearest

family

in Christ y

May

we Intr oduce

to

you—Ray Downen?

He is

our n ew

Forwardin g Agent and began in July shortl y before our return

to t he fi eld,

after

our four months

in America

t o

obtain documents .

Ray

has

lived

in

Joplin for many

year s, graduat ed

from Ozark

Bible College

(now

Ozark C hristian College). He and a partner own an d operat e Ozark C omputer Services in

Joplin. This service has

greatly

speeded

up

our news

t o

you, a s

well

a s yours t o

us .

And Ray's

promptness ma kes a n ideal combina tion with his

computers

We

have known

Ray

for many

years

and

have

many m utual friends.

He is a n

acti ve member

of

North Joplin

Christian

Church.

We

wish

to

express a special 'Than k

You' t o

Ron an d Linda Slaughter for

their

faithful

service

as

Forwarding Agents . Their

jobs and family

commitments made

it

impossible for

us

t o

cons cient iously i mpose

on

them furt her. We praise the Lord f or

them, an d are praying

His

blessing of

guidance

i n a l l they

do.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD

Fall schedules beginning i n all churches.

RADIO

INCONTRO undertaking new

programs.

Follow-up

work in

full swing for

us .

< > Char les baptized a

young

woman

(radio

contact) in the Fra ncavi lla church

Sept.7th.

She

needs

mucb pr ayer especial ly because of fierce fam ily opposition to her fai th,

ni CHELE PELLICAWI of Wanduria (a town near Francavilla) asked for help with a small group

of men,

all but one

young an d single.

CbarJes

preaches

Sunday

evenings and

teaches

Bib

study Tuesday

ni gbts there. Attendan ce

has m o r e

t h a n doubled sin ce

he began. It is

a

real chal lenge, sin ce they have hardly an y Bible knowledge and a re hungry to hear

the Good

News.

< >

Wednesday

Bi ble st udy

in

Lat ia no, and Thursday

in

Francavill a, have

begun with

Charles

teaching.

< > Charles is preaching at the USAF San Vit o

Base

Chapel

by

invitation in

Friday

evening

services

in

September

and

October. He

will

begin a

6 w e e / c

series of studies for

American mi lit ary people Nov.4 at

the

Christian Servicemen's C enter a t San Vito

on Monday evenings.

< > He

are

thankful

Ivia's l egs

have been

strong

enough for

her

to accompany

Charles,

and to hostess and mi nis ter to so ma ny, especia lly t o

lon ely people, who

are

always

in

our prayers. Jvia was left

alone

for more than n in e years

with a

family to

raise before Cod brought her and Charles together.

PRAISE THE LORD

As you

can see,

there

is m uch to do here—many souls to harvest,

many saints to minister to, ma ny who are eager to learn

from God's

Word. So, please, dear

ones, continue to keep all these, an d us, in your pra yers. And know that we

are

thank

ful for

your cont in ued support.

May

God ri chly bless you

as

together we serve

Him

—Charles Ivia


10/11

The ITALIAN CHRISTIAN

MISSION

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P . Q . Box 717

*

oplln, MO 64802

MlSSIONif\RIES: Forwarding Agent:

CHARLES

& IVIA PHIPPS

Ray Dovnen

"They of Italy salute you "

ebrews 13:24

WINTER 1985-1986

He praise Hiro

PRAISES

or the Radi o I ncontro outreach, which has led to baptisms, Bi ble

study

groups

in

homes,

and

new

Bi ble study courses

through the

mail.

'

or the

opportunity

to

work with young people in

the

U.S.Military

at the

Base Chapel

and Christian Servicemen's Center at San

Vito.

He

came in

contact with

them

i n

1984. S i nce then,

Charles

has

preached

there on

occasion, and has

taught

i n

the Bible

I nstitute. The

Lord's

family

has grown

as several

have

been baptized.

or

the

privilege of counseling with

(among o thers) a

young Itali an

woman and her fiancee, who brought her

to

Charles

so

that she could leam

about

the

gospel

i n

her

own language.

The

young man

i s

a

Christian i n

the U.S.Air

Force.

He is very concerned that she become a Christian.

or

continued

good health, and f o r the share

He

gives us in furthering

the

spread of His

Good News.

or the

arrival Nov.23,1985 of

our second

great-grandchild,

CA ROL A NN

BOCK. Her big brother (3-yrs.old), Chuckie,

is so proud,

and

so

are we

How

we long

to hold

them both, and will

do so in

God's time.

SORROWS

Like

most families,

we've

had

our

share of sorrows also.

On Nov.8, Charles' youngest brother, Leonard, left

this

life

to

be with

the

Lord. He l e f t his w if e, Marlon, two

married

children, four

grandchildren,

and another brother, Donald.

Dec.31, Halcolm "Mac" Cof f ey went home to the Lord.

The

funeral took place

New Year's

Day

in the church

at

Bari. Mac, with

his

w i f e

Hi lma, brought

their

first

child,

Patr icia, with them

to

Italy i n 1953. Nark, Scott,

and Valeri

w e r e

b o r n h e r e

d u r i n g

t h e

C o f f e y ' s f a i t h f u l

a n d e f f e c t i v e y e a r s of m i s s i o n a r y '

service.

He

were very

close,

and had

spent years

working together.

Minor h i /

comparison, but a real

problem

nonetheless was having

our

car

vandalized

four

time

i n three days. Now the Lord

has

led us

to

a place where we can

park it

behind locked gates. And

i t

still

runs

P.T.L.

The

shocki ng and tragic deaths

caused

by

terrorists at Rome

and

V ienna airports both sadden us

and remind us

of the desperate need

for

the Gospel, as He said,

"in

all the world".

SOLUTIONS

e can—

PRAY. Give

ll our

sorrows and

problems

to

God

since we

know He is

in control.

GROH. Give it all you've got.

Keep

working, witnessing, teaching, liv in g

for

the Lord.

SOH. God

gives the increase—He

adds to the

church.

Christ is

the life.


11/11

Italian Christian Mission

Charles S I Ivia Phipps

Box 717 oplin

HO 64802-0717

Cabmen Fellows

Bo^ 2427

KNOKVL TN 37901

You may

have wondered,

since

Gulseppe

I t a l ^ i

Lord In

Terracina

for years, what

the

news

la

G u l s e p p e i s s t i l l g o i n g s t r o n g

f o r

t h e

g o s p e j l

with him and his

wife several times in

Terr,

suggested that since

we

have so heavy a schi

been insufficient to provide for

his salary.

Gentile, would begin working

together,

with ^

We approved, especially since we are

quite

d

i s

c l o s e to

G u l s e p p e .

ie£U

PLANS

ano

and

Charles

worked together for the

from

him

now.

We praise

the

Lord

that

Since

our

return

to

Italy, we have been

and also

at Camp.

Last

August, Gulseppe

e here,

and

since working

funds

have

that he and his brother-in-law, Vito

ito finding support

for their combined work,

l i i s t a n t

from them now w hile Vito at Ciampino

acina

l<

With

the holidays over, we are now back in

stud ies, counseling, preaching, teaching—alJ]

fruitful and

a

joy

P l e a s e

c o n t i n u e t o

k e e p

u s

i n

y o u r p r a y e r s j

AND A NOTE

FROM

RAY—

FOR THE

IJOĴ S

IW

The Phipps have been sending a newsletter

the

years

their ministry

for

the Lord has

being mailed

to the 477 on the

"mailing lisi

But Charles

has

directed

me,

in

order to

aa\

before the

next

mailing.

IF

you

see

a

label

***************

with your

name on it

in

the

box,

we may not

have heard from

you

lately, or I might

have

changed the ********************

wrong record from you soon

say

anything

about money

mistake and that Charles is

right

that

you

personal copy of his

newsletter. But

if

you

o f t e n

as a n y o n e e l s e if

y o u j u s t w r i t e

to j

Of

course, I*d like to forward a note from

Ivia in Italy. If you'll send it, I can

do s

dsn

c

/- JAN19

I

\ l y e e

full swing with radio follow-up,

Bible

the

things

that

make

our

calling busy,

as we

do

you.

SEE A IN^THE BOXBÔ:

o ou

as

often

as

possible

for

n

in place. This issue

is

which I maintain for them,

postage, to

drop

several names

e

do

NOT want

o drop you

from

he

mailing if

YOU

till

want the

news

********** But unless I hear

(and please note that

I

did not

,

I

will

suppose

I

didn't

make

a

survive without receiving

a

WANT

a copy, you'll

get it as

y you want

it.

you this week to Charles and

And

if

the address

to which

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