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{{Col-break|Would you wish the pillow phenomenon described in the paper? I will gladly follow your advice. | {{Col-break|width=50%}} | ||
Would you wish the pillow phenomenon described in the paper? I will gladly follow your advice. | |||
Ever yours, | Ever yours, | ||
A. P. Sinnett. | A. P. Sinnett. | ||
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This is Letter No. 143 in Barker numbering. See below for Context and background.
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Would you wish the pillow phenomenon described in the paper? I will gladly follow your advice. Ever yours, A. P. Sinnett. |
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It certainly would be the best thing to do, and I personally would feel sincerely thankful to you on account of our much illused friend. You are at liberty to mention my first name if it will in the least help you. Koot Hoomi Lal Sing. |
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