WCP1303

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Parkstone, Dorset.

Nov^r.. 26th. 1890

My dear Fanny¹

I have to be in London on business on Monday afternoon and will come by [to] you about 6 o’clock I expect for the night. I had a letter from Mrs. Gorringe² about a week ago sending us an old ring which she thought I would like to have as a memento of Miss Roberts.³ She said that the affairs were not settled yet but that she would be able [2] to carry out Miss Robert’s wishes as regards you. The ring is a mourning ring about 100 years old "In memory of Rich^d Russell Esq". died 1784 -"⁴ I suppose it was given to old Mrs. Roberts⁵ & that it was the Mr. Russell after whom, or after whose wife, I was named.

Your portraits of "Sitting Bull" & the other Indians ought to sell now as there is so much about them in the papers.

Hoping yourself & Thomas⁶ are quite well.

Believe me | your affectionate Brother | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]