K. Pearson to M.S. Pearson, [22nd] April 1919.- External URL
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Sent From (Definite): Karl PearsonSent To (Definite): Maria Sharpe PearsonDate: 22 Apr 1919
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Holder (Definite): University College London: Special Collections
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Sent fromKarl Pearson
22 Apr 1919
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‘Dearest Wife,
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I hope you won’t have too much trouble about the muzzles. It would be easiest to measure the collars or take the collars to get muzzle collars of the same size. I shall enclose our collar lengths in string in this, it means that the strings are just the length of the collar when fastened up. If you could send me muzzles I should be very glad, because whether the muzzle order holds here or not, it is sure to come & Brister[?] will not know what to do. Also I fear for you at Hampstead as it is such a place for dogs & the gypsies would bring dogs from all the country & mongrels of all kinds yesterday. The muzzles should be the short ones for Pekingese.
Always your own,
K.P.’
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Sent toMaria Sharpe Pearson
22 Apr 1919
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‘Dearest Wife,
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I hope you won’t have too much trouble about the muzzles. It would be easiest to measure the collars or take the collars to get muzzle collars of the same size. I shall enclose our collar lengths in string in this, it means that the strings are just the length of the collar when fastened up. If you could send me muzzles I should be very glad, because whether the muzzle order holds here or not, it is sure to come & Brister[?] will not know what to do. Also I fear for you at Hampstead as it is such a place for dogs & the gypsies would bring dogs from all the country & mongrels of all kinds yesterday. The muzzles should be the short ones for Pekingese.
Always your own,
K.P.’
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