OWL: To Miss Branstone, Ms. Malfoy, Hermione
Date: 16 May 2005
Characters: Caradoc Dearborn, Hermione Granger, Eleanor Branstone, Narcissa Malfoy
Location: Hillview 3-A
Status: Private
Summary: Caradoc sends owls regarding soap, snakes, and books.
Completion: Complete
Dear Miss Branstone,
I was curious about whether either of the other two remaining soap curing containers provided the results you were looking for or if I should try something different for you.
Regards,
Caradoc Dearborn
Dear Ms. Malfoy,
I thought it prudent to provide an update regarding our contract. I'm very happy to say that work on my claim is going well and if all continues, I believe I'll be able to bring Loki to his new home the first week of June.
Lessons have been going well with Miss Dominique. Although I've noticed a tendency for her attention to wander away when I'm teaching the less flashy charms, she's an excellent student. We're approximately two days ahead of the schedule I originally set. If you have any additional spells you'd like to have added to her lesson plan, please let me know.
Regards,
Caradoc Dearborn
Dear Hermione,
There will be another shipment of paper remnants delivered Friday around 2 p.m. When I learned that the company that offered to donate them currently pays to have the remnants hauled away to be recycled, I made arrangements to have them brought over by once or twice a month. Hopefully this will provide more than ample stock for the textbooks. The publisher in America has said that it does not mind if the paper is being used for other purposes as we're saving them transportation costs in getting rid of it. I think we'd like to use some of the remnants, the parchment especially, to provide paper for our teachers and students. If you would be willing to store it for us until I'm ready to charm the roll into cut and stacked sheets and scrolls, I'd appreciate it. Otherwise, the paper is yours to use as you wish.
I have a few adult students I am currently tutoring in charms. I'm hoping you have already printed the The Young Witch and Wizard's Guide to Common Charms and Useful Charms. If so, could I obtain 2 copies of each? I'd prefer to teach using the British version if they are available. The next book remains on schedule for being completed by the end of the month.
Finally, I was wondering if you'd decided anything about the book club you mentioned at our first meeting. Please keep me in mind if you start it up.
Regards,
Caradoc Dearborn
Characters: Caradoc Dearborn, Hermione Granger, Eleanor Branstone, Narcissa Malfoy
Location: Hillview 3-A
Status: Private
Summary: Caradoc sends owls regarding soap, snakes, and books.
Completion: Complete
Dear Miss Branstone,
I was curious about whether either of the other two remaining soap curing containers provided the results you were looking for or if I should try something different for you.
Regards,
Caradoc Dearborn
Dear Ms. Malfoy,
I thought it prudent to provide an update regarding our contract. I'm very happy to say that work on my claim is going well and if all continues, I believe I'll be able to bring Loki to his new home the first week of June.
Lessons have been going well with Miss Dominique. Although I've noticed a tendency for her attention to wander away when I'm teaching the less flashy charms, she's an excellent student. We're approximately two days ahead of the schedule I originally set. If you have any additional spells you'd like to have added to her lesson plan, please let me know.
Regards,
Caradoc Dearborn
Dear Hermione,
There will be another shipment of paper remnants delivered Friday around 2 p.m. When I learned that the company that offered to donate them currently pays to have the remnants hauled away to be recycled, I made arrangements to have them brought over by once or twice a month. Hopefully this will provide more than ample stock for the textbooks. The publisher in America has said that it does not mind if the paper is being used for other purposes as we're saving them transportation costs in getting rid of it. I think we'd like to use some of the remnants, the parchment especially, to provide paper for our teachers and students. If you would be willing to store it for us until I'm ready to charm the roll into cut and stacked sheets and scrolls, I'd appreciate it. Otherwise, the paper is yours to use as you wish.
I have a few adult students I am currently tutoring in charms. I'm hoping you have already printed the The Young Witch and Wizard's Guide to Common Charms and Useful Charms. If so, could I obtain 2 copies of each? I'd prefer to teach using the British version if they are available. The next book remains on schedule for being completed by the end of the month.
Finally, I was wondering if you'd decided anything about the book club you mentioned at our first meeting. Please keep me in mind if you start it up.
Regards,
Caradoc Dearborn