| Description | Letter to Marion Sambourne from her brother Edgar Herapath, saying he came up to town last Friday partly to see about her affairs, he has been thinking a good deal about them because he was not satisfied in his own mind that her contention that she had not received her fair share was not right but he has had some meetings and understands it all now, explains that all were given equal shares but she received less because she bought furniture and other things which were deducted off the cheque, assures her that if anything were amiss he would strive to put it straight but there is nothing to put straight, they are thinking of going to Egypt.
Written at the Naval & Military Club, 94 Piccadilly, London. |