WCP3231

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Leckhampton House, Cambridge

Oct. 26. 1905.

My dear Mr. Wallace,

It is difficult to tell you how intensely we shall value this most profoundly interesting gift¹ from you. We have already plunged deeply into it, and cannot put the book down.

Only 3 years ago I spent 6 months in Colorado & know every inch of that ground you traversed: — and Glen Eyrie² was my head quarters!

Every line of your book is full[2] of memories to me; in those subjects that my husband³ and I cared for above all others: — and in all the other topics you deal with, & touch on, I feel[?] the deepest & keenest possible interest. How glad I am you have written this book.

My son⁴ cares very much for his father's work here, & has the same quality of mind. All your books are loved & reverenced & read over & over again in this[3] house, and you are truly a friend to Frederic Myers children through your books, & what their father and I feel for you.

Always yours | most sincerely

Eveleen Myers [signature]