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This notecard was written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] on 28 october 1926 from Bignell Wood, Minstead, Lyndhurst, Hants, to Mr. A. F. Bartlett, Euclid Building, St Petersburg, Florida, USA.


== Letter ==

Dear Mr. Bartlett

I cut a line to say how achieved I was to get your letter today and to know that you are now the worse in body, mind or state from this calamity — which I fear is but the precursor of other more severe & more general ones.

Of course I agree with all you say. We must clearly call a halt until things readjust themselves.

I have told the manager to send you 100 copies of Psychic Science. The article & the pictures are excellent. Give our warm regards to Mr. Yargan. He is a tower of strength.

With all best wishes from my wife & myself.

: Yours sincerely

:: A. Conan Doyle

Oct 28 [1926]

Good about Edison!









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