WCP301

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Parkstone, Dorset.

Friday Evening.

My dear Violet

I enclose you Will’s¹ last letter — Send on to Hurst when read.

Supposing by an extraordinary accident Mrs. Greek knew the agent, would he tell her all his criminal secrets, even to details of bribes & their amounts? She lives in S.W. of London far from the East & is occupied all day. [2] How she should get this knowledge which would [have] taken a clever detective probably months at unlimited expense is to me inconceivable.

However no doubt it would be the theory of those who know nothing of Spiritualism.

I sent you a copy of American Fabian. There [3] is a part in it about Sand for Children in Parks!

Adieu | Your affectionate Pa | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]

I have heard of the Gorge, but I think it is not water-warm throughout

A.R.W. [signature]