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> Secondly, and far more speculatively, I wondered if you had heard of any summa texts on the magic of control that I might pursue. I am unaware of a book of the quality of a branch of this magic but I am sure that you would be more likely than I to have heard of books of the sort of quality I seek.
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-> With best wishes for the continued health of both yourself and your covenant, I remain, sir, yours in friendship and amity; Alexios. \r
+> With best wishes for the continued health of both yourself and your covenant, I remain, sir, yours in friendship and amity; Alexios.
+
From Junius, Summer 1218:
>
> *[The last line ends with a large blot of ink which is mirrored on the other side of the fold]*
+From Alexios, Summer 1218
+>To Junius of Verditius, my thanks for your response and best wishes for your travels.
+>
+>I am grateful for your recommendation that I should contact the Prima of the house and given your encouragement that this may be possible, I intend to seek such admittance.
+>
+>The information you provided on texts is also extremely valuable to me and I am grateful for it.
+>
+>Finally, I was wondering if you could give me your thoughts on something. I was originally wondering about asking you if you would be interested in entering into a regular correspondence on the art of terram. However, it occurred to me that given your travels it would be difficult to maintain this regularly.
+>
+>I was thinking about this and it occurred to me that it might be possible to construct a pair of boxes made of iron, with an inner box which a letter could be placed within and, when activated, this inner box and its contents would transfer itself to sit within the linked outer box. This would allow correspondence to be maintained no matter where the writer is.
+>
+>Do you think this would work as a possibility, if so, and I was able to construct such a box, would you be interested in entering into such a correspondence?
+>
+>Yours, in amity.
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