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This letter was written by [[Goldwin Smith]] (1823-1910), academic and historian, to [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] on 20 november 1894 from The Grange, Toronto, Canada.


== Letter ==

Dictated

: November 20th<br />1894

Dear Sir,

I hope I may table the likely of using commits of literary pursuits, though in different lines, as an introduction.

You are welcome here next Monday. Would you give Mrs. Goldwin Smith & myself the great pleasure of having you as our guest on the occasion. Your room will be ready and a telegram will be sufficient notice of your coming.

: Yours very truly,

: Goldwin Smith























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