Nevertheless, the old spirit of faith urging him again and again, he had more than once renewed his communications with Mr. Henson, and repeated visits to Market Deeping at last produced a sort of treaty between bookseller and poet. Mr. Henson agreed to print, for the sum of one pound, three hundred prospectuses, inviting subscribers for a small collection of "Original Trifles by John Clare." The price of the volume was to be three shillings and sixpence, "in boards;" and Mr. Henson promised that, as soon as one hundred subscribers had given in their names, he would begin to print the book, at his own risk. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге The Life Of John Clare (Frederick Martin)