Item ALL/11/43 - Draft letter from Herbert Allingham to Murray

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ALL/11/43

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Draft letter from Herbert Allingham to Murray

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  • 8 Apr 1905 (Creation)

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‘My wife tells me you don’t care for the “Fag” - Before deciding will you try it on one or two of the youngsters – office boys for choice? I wrote the story when I was a boy myself and I think it has the boy’s point of view – They take themselves very seriously and what seems pompous and priggish to us seems all right to them. Charlie Brown – no bad judge of what the youngsters want - offered me £25 for the story a year or so after it appeared.
I have an idea for a new serial more in the Duffer vein which I should like to submit to you later. The title I have in my mind is 'Max teh Magnificent'.'

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      Physical description: Fragile - torm

      Condition: Poor

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