K. Pearson to M.S. Pearson, 29th April 1914.- External URL
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Sent From (Definite): Karl PearsonSent To (Definite): Maria Sharpe PearsonDate: 24 Apr 1914
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Holder (Definite): University College London: Special Collections
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Sent fromKarl Pearson
24 Apr 1914
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Re: Mrs Weldon.
‘I must I fear get rid of Ming Wang. He has been very naughty recently. No mess in his cage, but the moment he is let out for a run into the room, he performs in the nastiest manner, and this is most objectionable because he seems to be out of sorts in this respect. I wanted to try him in the kennel, but Louisa said he caught cold. I don’t think it’s cold, because Ling has been suffering from it also. I expect they have been sending inferior meat. But L. never seems to know that there is any change in it. Ting & her puppies are well. I shall have to start the R.I. lecture on Friday as there is now only a week.’
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Sent toMaria Sharpe Pearson
24 Apr 1914
Description:
Re: Mrs Weldon.
‘I must I fear get rid of Ming Wang. He has been very naughty recently. No mess in his cage, but the moment he is let out for a run into the room, he performs in the nastiest manner, and this is most objectionable because he seems to be out of sorts in this respect. I wanted to try him in the kennel, but Louisa said he caught cold. I don’t think it’s cold, because Ling has been suffering from it also. I expect they have been sending inferior meat. But L. never seems to know that there is any change in it. Ting & her puppies are well. I shall have to start the R.I. lecture on Friday as there is now only a week.’
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