Letter from William Longman, Paternoster Row to Edward Sabine, Woolwich Relative to Sabine’s desire to translate [François] Arago’s Meteorological Essays instead of the Astronomy, Longman has spoken with his partners and they ‘are willing to make that change’. Discussion regarding the ‘remuneration’. Longman expresses the feeling a translation of Astronomy by Sabine and Mrs [Elizabeth Juliana Leeves] Sabine ‘would have been highly satisfactory’ however, as meteorology is a subject Sabine has devoted considerable time to than astronomy, the present arrangement is ‘most advantageous’. 10 May 1854