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Letter from Wilkie Collins, London, to W.H. Wills,1862 November 21
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to W.H. Wills,1855 April 30
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to W.H. Wills,1860 February 15
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to W.H. Wills,1867 May 13
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to Charles Dickens, Jr.,1876 June 15
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to Messrs. Elliott & Fry, 1866 June 25
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to Charles Dickens, Jr.,1877 January 29
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to Frederic Enoch, 1865 February 21
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to Charles Dickens, Jr.,1878 June 19
Author: Wilkie CollinsLetter from Wilkie Collins, London, to Miss Clarkson, 1849 June
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Inviting her to attend the rehearsal of a play; saying "I have just heard from Ward that you are in town. Pray come tomorrow and see the Rehearsal (it will be a very bad one - ) We dine at 5 o'clock; and hope to see you at that hour. If either of your brothers or your sister, happen to be with you - don't forgot to bring them at 5 o'clock. The disappointments we have met with in getting up the Play could fill a three volume novel - but these shall be related to you in full, when you come. My mother sends her kind regards - She has gone to bed or she would have written herself - / (In great haste -)."