I am greatly afraid of his desiring the same isolation for Dr.Kuyper's article.
"As far as I am concerned, having began my reply to Dr.Kuyper I shall continue it.

If it is not M.Brunetiere's wish that our articles should be published together he will thereby acknowledge anew the force of my replies.

Were they not documented and convincing, he would not fear their proximity." III.

ANOTHER LETTER.
On April 6th I sent the following letter to Dr.Kuyper (registered).
_April 6th, 1900._ SIR, In a few days I shall have finished my replies to your article; they will then be published in pamphlet form.

I have the honour to ask you definitely whether you accept my proposal to precede them with your article in the _Revue des Deux Mondes_.
YVES GUYOT.
In answer to this I received the following letter from Dr.Kuyper written from the Grand Hotel, Paris: GRAND HOTEL, 12, BOULEVARD DES CAPUCINES, _April 12th, 1900._ SIR, My last letter informed you to what extent I could meet your wishes.
Now that, without regard to my reply, you simply ask for the authorisation to print my article in a pamphlet which you propose to publish, I can only refer you to the person who has the power to dispose of the copyright.
KUYPER.
I was under the impression that I had acted in accordance with the reply of Dr.Kuyper, who in his letter, March 28th, wrote: "The copyright of my article belongs to the Editor of the _Revue des Deux Mondes_, without whose permission I can do nothing.