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Invites Phelps to dinner the following Sunday and suggests that Phelps' son come as well. Mentions his hope that several other Americans will also be present: J.G. Blaine, Abbey (either Edward Austin Abbey or Henry Eugene Abbey?), Boughton, W.H. Hurlbert, Osgood, Smalley, "& perhaps Bret Harte."
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Invites Phelps to dinner the following Sunday and suggests that Phelps' son come as well. Mentions his hope that several other Americans will also be present: J.G. Blaine, Abbey (either Edward Austin Abbey or Henry Eugene Abbey?), Boughton, W.H. Hurlbert, Osgood, Smalley, "& perhaps Bret Harte."
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A short letter regarding "performances and engagements." On letterhead of 20 Bedford Street, London, W.C. Recipient's name is partially illegible, possibly Mr. Mor[ow?].
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Thanks Mrs. Smalley for her "sweet & cordial letter." Refers to his son Laurence's shooting accident in Belfast five days earlier and assures her that "the doctors say there is no cause now for apprehension."
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Includes one autograph letter signed, seven envelopes and two telegrams. (2) is a telegram from Irving and Terry on the death of Winter's son, Arthur. Correspondent and recipient locations include Chicago, New York, London, and Stratford-on-Avon.
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Asks for a box or seat for Monday night to see Henry Irving's Shylock.
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Expresses interest in arranging a meeting and mentions that he is "very busy now on Becket."
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Irving thanks Lawson for the "'George'-- the relic of that marvel Edmund Kean."
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They do not have any Jewelry for the Jewelry boo[k?], but they do have a pick axe and a spade used in their production of Hamlet.
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