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Dear Sir,

I thank you for your letter of the 19th. Although I understand that if matters proceed so far I may be required to appear as a witness, I cannot see my way to volunteering any information whatever about this business and I must therefore decline to be interviewed.

I cannot think that your client believes thet I can give a dispassionate assessment of his revisions to chapter 9 under circumstances such as those he has now created: I therefore return it herewith.

I am sorry to disoblige you.

Yours faithfully,

R.A.G. White Esq. M.A., 12 Powis Grove, Brighton, BNI 3HF

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