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            Bow Ch"Church"Ch Yard Monday Morning Dear Sir
I took the liberty of calling on you yesterday for the purpose of telling you, that as I shall probably have to attend Public Wool Sales evry day this week you would stand little chance of meeting with me, were you even to call at Basinghall St, but as I should be most happy to see you before you leave town, I wish you would (if your time permits) name any Event after 6 o clock on which you could favor us with your company & I will meet or call for you somewhere in the City at the time & place you please to appoint. If the evening should be in convenient to you, name any time you like and I will endeavour to arrange accordingly.
I remain
Dear Sir
Your obd"obedient"obd Serv"Servant"Serv
E. Buxton          

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