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It was a great pleasure to to | It was a great pleasure to me to see you all and make dear little John's acquaintance. His mug will turn up soon. Sorry about the tennis. You were handicapped. | ||
I finished my Sherlock today. It is important as I have now enough for another book. It is as good as any. | I finished my Sherlock today. It is important as I have now enough for another book. It is as good as any. | ||
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This letter was written by Arthur Conan Doyle on summer 1913 from Windlesham, Crowborough, to his brother John Francis Innes Hay Doyle.
Letter
Dear old chap,
It was a great pleasure to me to see you all and make dear little John's acquaintance. His mug will turn up soon. Sorry about the tennis. You were handicapped.
I finished my Sherlock today. It is important as I have now enough for another book. It is as good as any.
My love to Clara.
Your affect brother
A.
