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This letter was written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] ca. 22 january 1902, from [Undershaw,] Hindhead, to [[Herbert Greenhough Smith]], editor of [[The Strand Magazine]].


== Letter ==

''12 copies sent''<br />
23/1/02

''Read 22 Jan 1902''

My dear Smith

So glad!

London B and Charing X were cleaned out yesterday & clamouring for more. I thought — but dared not say — that Smiths order was a complete underestimate.

He should pay up for the fund.

I have a friend to whom I should wish to commit the French translation — if you have not finally settled. You might wire me at Hindhead about this.

Please send me a dozen copies at Hindhead.

I had another £13 last night.

With all thanks

: Yours
:: A C D.
















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