[1]1
Wykeham House:
Oxford
May 5 / 1921
Dear Mr Wallace2,
The C[ommitt]ee3 had already and at once wished to help & asked me to act for them. So I sent the £50 : 0 : 0 which was the sum they voted. The nursing, surgeon’s fee & other incidental expenses will doubtless come to more than this. Will you kindly send a receipt — (received from me on behalf of the Scientific Relief Committee of the Royal Society4) for their accounts?
[2]I quite understood your letter, & felt sure your hesitation was because the conditions circumstances had not been made clear.
It is a great pleasure to me to do anything that will help you. I often think of the many delightful times when I was with your father & of our long correspondence & the pleasure it gave me.
With kindest regards, | Yours sincerely, | E. B. Poulton5 [signature]
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