Letter, 1870 Oct. 28, Farmingham, Kent, to Lord Houghton.

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Letter, 1870 Oct. 28, Farmingham, Kent, to Lord Houghton.

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Has not seen Lord Houghton since their meeting on a voyage to Egypt when Houghton presented him with a copy of his poems. Asks permission to send him a copy of this new novel, an exchange of "brass for gold."

1 item. 4p. on 1 folded sheet. Holograph signed.

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Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center

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