Old Orchard
Broadstone
Wimborne
Oct[ober]. 25th 1910
Editor of "Daily Chronicle"
Dear Sir
I return Mr Begbie's wonderfully clever & sympathetic exposition of my views. Not one tenth of what he makes me say did I ever say to him but he has so well condensed the cream of all I have written on social questions, that I can find nothing that I have not thought — though I may [2] not ever have said or written it.
I hardly like being made to have said so much in so short a time impossibly short — but that is I suppose Mr Begbie's business.
Will you be so good as to send me a copy of the papers with both articles when issued.
Yours very truly | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
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