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| Oct 13/92 | |
| Telegraph, Steeple Claydon. Bucks. | |
| Claydon House¹, | |
| Winslow, | |
| Bucks. | |
| My Dear Sir | |
| I venture to enclose a few | |
| criticisms, in which Mrs. | |
| Verney agrees, on your | |
| "Missioner's" Form, as you | |
| desired. I ought to have | |
| returned it before. | |
| I give you joy with all | |
| my heart & soul at the | |
| success of your opening | |
| Lady Lectures - especially | |
| as it appears that at least | |
1. Claydon House was the home of Lady Parthenope and Sir Harry Verney, Miss Nightingale's sister and brother-in-law. She made an annual visit to Claydon for many years and continued this after Lady Verney died in 1895. Miss Nightingale and Sir Harry Verney, at one time a Member of Parliament, were good friends and he entered much legislation on her behalf.
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