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8 WESTERN PARADE,
SOUTHSEA.
9 Sep[tember] 1911
Dear Dr Wallace
I venture to send you a copy of my book. I think when I had the pleasure of calling upon you some time ago you were good enough to say you would accept a copy.
If you ever have time [2] to read "glimpses" I should be grateful if you would cut it up and acquaint me of the faults, which I have no doubt there are there in profusion, but which I am ignorant of without the opinion of those wiser than myself.
Will you kindly call[?] [2] me to the recollection of Mrs Wallace, and believe me with all respect.
Yours sincerely | W. Usborne Moore [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP4166.4188)]
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