I have dislocated my shoulder and am in considerable pain, being unable to use my arm. I hope that by next week I shall be sufficiently recovered to resume my duties.
I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant,
F. H. May
DRAFT.
R.K. Douglas, Esq.,
British Museum
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20/11/84
Johnson, 17 Nov.
Mr. De Robeck
Mr. Wingfield.
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Mr. Mende.
Mr. Herbert,
Mr. Courtney.
Lord Kimberley,
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18 Nov. 1887
In reply to your letter of the 10th inst., I am directed by the Earl of R. to inform you that Mr. May has not yet arrived in London, but that he is expected early next week, when he will be sent to you to commence his Chinese studies.
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18 Nov. 1887
In reply to your
letter of the 10th mist.
Jam directed by the
Earl of R. to inform gon
that Mr.
May
has not
get arrived at in London,
but that he is expected
early next week, when he will be sent to you
to commence his Chinese
studies..
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