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The University of Liverpool,

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June 19, 1919.

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My dear Eland Toad,

At the last meeting of the Library Committes held on Tuesday

no 17, I read your letter resigning your post as Senior Library

!issistant from the end of September, 1919, I explained to the Com-

mittee that shortly before your return here, when consulted by ang th-

er English University as to the appointment of a chiar Librarian I

submitted your nâng as the most suitable candidate, but that after

giving the matter dus consideration you had determined to carry out İyour long-cherished project of proceeding to China, in order to

study the language and the people.

General regret was expressed by the members present, and the

following resolution ms passed i

"Agreed the the Library Committes desire to record their high appreciation of the services of Mr.D.Eland Wood, and to wish him every success in his future career.

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In associating myself with this expression of goodwill, I must

add my own deep sense of the loss of such a devoted celleague and

friend.

Your high You have been with na før nearly ten years.

principle, loyalty and courtesy have won the respect of all, but of

none more than nydelf. You proved yourself. here, as in your de-

voted services at the Front, a man to admire and trust, and your

leas to the University and its Library can hardly be replaced, Yet I would prefer to turn from this, perhaps selfish, point of view, and rather see in the qualities you have already nada us know

in angry of success in the new ekstern field upon thích you are

New adventuring.

This letter, my dear Wood, like most of its sort, fails to to express all that is in my heart. But I know will be able to

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Believe me,

Ever faithfully yours,

(signed)

JOHN

SAMPSON

University Librarian,