TO W. H. LOW

_Skerryvore_, _Bournemouth_, _Jan. Somethingorother-th_, 1886.

MY DEAR LOW,—I send you two photographs: they are both done by Sir Percy

Shelley, the poet’s son, which may interest. The sitting down one is, I

think, the best; but if they choose that, see that the little reflected

light on the nose does not give me a turn-up; that would be tragic.

Don’t forget ‘Baronet’ to Sir Percy’s name.

We all think a heap of your book; and I am well pleased with my

dedication.—Yours ever,

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