SIR,--It is like your confounded impertinence to overhaul the
few things I sent to Miss Gore-Langley, and had I known that you
would have had the opportunity of seeing what my wife insisted on
sending I should certainly not have permitted their despatch.
I have already told you what I think of your ridiculous claims to
kinship with my family, and shall undoubtedly try to thwart any
impudent attempts you may make to acquire my discarded belongings.
The photograph you mention was of course accidentally included in
the parcel, and I am sending for it.
Yours faithfully,