Leonard Woolf writes to Nicolson to agree to print his work and that the price willl depend on whether or not he would like special paper. Woolf states that he can print 100 copies for £15 - £20. He states that the press has already pledged to print a number od books which now means he cannot get Nicolson's work printed immediatley, and could not finish before Christmas. Woolf asks if this means he would require a quote from another publisher. He aks if he would like it to be printed as a pamphlet instead.