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This letter was written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] on 4 january 1893 from The Reform Club to [[David Thomson]], an old Edinburgh friend which was Medical Superintendent of the Norfolk County Asylum at Thorpe hospital in Norwich.<br />
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== Letter ==<br />
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My dear David,<br />
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Your letter gave us a hearty laugh as your letters usually do. The man who comes to write your life and letters should make a great humourous book. I wish I could come, but I am doing this coming opera at the Savoy, and what with the Composer, and what with D'Oyly Carte I can't even get half an hour on the ice. None the less many thanks for thinking of me! Kindest remembrances to Mrs. Thomson and every good wish for a good '93.<br />
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Yours always<br />
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A Conan Doyle.<br />
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