COPYRIGHT 1911 BY MITCHELL KENNERLEYTHE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.
COPYRIGHT 1911 BY MITCHELL KENNERLEY
THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.
TOW.R. DAKIN, M.D.
TOW.R. DAKIN, M.D.
My Dear Dakin:
Partly because you have a love of gardens, partly because together we have seen Ballysheen when the gorse was in its full blast of yellow, but most of all because I feel I owe you a debt of gratitude for a great friendship, I am asking you to accept this book of mine. It was after a talk with you one night that I went straight home and wrote Chapter I on a clean sheet of paper, therefore the book is doubly yours and I ask you to accept it in proof of the fact that, not only am I grateful, but also that I am
Your sincere friend,E. Temple Thurston.
Adelphi, 1911.
Adelphi, 1911.