ARCHIBALD C. KNOTT.

_[Extract.]_

DEAR BOY,--Your mother and I are delighted that you will be demobbed

in about a week from now.... By the way you will be glad to hear

that we can start making that second tennis-court in the paddock as

soon as you get back. I have had the remains of what was known as

Knott's Folly in your great-grandfather's day removed, at a total

cost of two denarii (which had been lying in a drawer in my

dressing-room for years); not so bad, considering the present cost

of labour. But of this more anon.

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