MY DEAR STONE,

Every appearance of brightness! Shall I expect you to-morrow morning? If

so, at what hour?

I think of taking train afterwards, and going down for a walk on Chatham

lines. If you can spare the day for fresh air and an impromptu bit of

fish and chop, I can recommend you one of the most delightful of men for

a companion. O, he is indeed refreshing!!!

Ever affectionately yours.

[Sidenote: Mr. W. H. Wills.]

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