Newton Manor, Swanage
Aug 29 1899[?]
Dear Sir
I shall be charmed to see the Hobbiena[?] & mercy[?] hope it will prove to be of thoughtkind[?].
If so it will be an important discovery and a valuable possession
Kindly let me[2] know the day before you propose to buy the pasture. Lady Robinson1 & myself hope you will come in the morning & stay to lunch with us.
Sincerely yours
J. C. Robinson [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP3188.3156)]
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