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[16 August 1882]2
Finding that all seaside places were full & difficult to get lodgings, I came on Monday (7th) straight to Swanage, & failing to get room there came on to Weymouth, & with some trouble have got comfortable rooms here. On the way down Mrs. Wallace3 met a gentleman who recommended a lodging in Lyndhurst & I have written from here & engaged it from August 23rd. for two weeks. It is at Mrs Olden’s, Laurel Cottage, Lyndhurst. Perhaps you will come on your first Sunday & see about your lodging. (60 St. Thomas’ St, Weymouth)
AR. Wallace [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Postcard (WCP4597.4911)]
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