Letter to Douglas Ainslie about his coming

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This letter was written by Arthur Conan Doyle in 1896 from Greyswood Beeches, Haslemere to Douglas Ainslie (1865–1948), a Scottish poet, critic and diplomat.


Letter

My dear Ainslie

Delighted to hear that you are coming down. Two other fellows propose to week-end with me, but we can put you all up very well & I think you will find there congenial. If you like bring your bike for we shall probably go somewhere on the Sunday. Also your flannels shoes & raquet for we have tennis. Let me know your train & I'll meet you.

Yours very truly
A. C. D.




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