Mr. Thornley. Yes; there might have been a couple of spelling errors corrected since then or typographical errors but that is all.
Mr. Jenner. And that article of which we now speak and which for purposes of identification I will mark as Thornley Exhibit No. 2, and I offer Thornley Exhibit No. 2 in evidence.
(The document referred to was marked Thornley Exhibit No. 2 for identification.)
Mr. Jenner. Subsequently thereto, I understand from my conversation with you, you prepared a revision of that paper.
Mr. Thornley. I have been working on a revision.
Mr. Jenner. And you were kind enough to say you would bring that along with you as well. Have you done so?
Mr. Thornley. I have been between this draft——
Mr. Jenner. When you said "this draft" you are referring to Thornley Exhibit No. 2?
Mr. Thornley. Exhibit No. 2, and the draft I am now giving you—several illegible drafts were made. This represents not the latest draft, but the latest typewritten draft. It represents a fragment of it.
The first third, almost the first third, minus a couple of pages of a novelette based upon this Exhibit No. 2.