The Corner of Harley Street

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Sir H. H. Bashford. The Corner of Harley Street

The Corner of Harley Street

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I

To Robert Lynn, M.R.C.S., Applebrook, Devon

II

To Horace Harding, Trinity College, Cambridge

III

To Miss Josephine Summers, The Cottage, Potham, Beds

IV

To Colonel R. F. Morris, C.B., 7th Division, Meerut, India

V

To Hugh Pontrex, Villa Rosa, Mentone

VI

To Miss Sarah Harding, The Orphanage, Little Blessington, Dorset

VII

To Harry Carthew, Trenant Hotel, Leeds

VIII

To John Summers, M.B., at Actonhurst, Granville Road, Bristol

IX

To Harry Carthew, Trenant Hotel, Leeds

X

To the Rev. Bruce Harding, S. Peter's College, Morecambe Bay

XI

To Miss Josephine Summers, The Cottage, Potham, Beds

XII

To Tom Harding, c/o the Rev. Arthur Jake Rugby

XIII

To Hugh Pontrex, Villa Rosa, Mentone

XIV

To Miss Molly Harding, 91b Harley Street, London, W

XV

To Miss Josephine Summers, The Cottage, Potham, Beds

XVI

To Lady Wroxton, The Manor House, Stoke Magna, Oxon

XVII

To Miss Sarah Harding, The Orphanage, Little Blessington, Dorset

XVIII

To Robert Lynn, M.R.C.S., Applebrook, Devon

XIX

To Hugh Pontrex, Hotel Montana, Biarritz

XX

To Horace Harding, c/o Major Alec Cameron, Glen Bruisk, Sutherland, N.B

XXI

To Miss Josephine Summers, The Cottage, Potham, Beds

XXII

To Reginald Pole, S.Y. Nautilus, Harwich

XXIII

To Miss Sarah Harding, The Orphanage, Little Blessington, Dorset

XXIV

To the Rev. Bruce Harding, S. Peter's College, Morecambe Bay

XXV

To Hugh Pontrex, Villa Rosa, Mentone

XXVI

To John Summers, M.B., c/o the Rev. W. B. La Touche, High Barn, Winchester

XXVII

To Miss Sarah Harding, The Orphanage, Little Blessington, Dorset

XXVIII

To Miss Josephine Summers, The Cottage, Potham, Beds

XXIX

To the Rev. Bruce Harding, S. Peter's College, Morecambe Bay

XXX

To Hugh Pontrex, Villa Rosa, Mentone

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H. H. Sir Bashford

Being Some Familiar Correspondence of Peter Harding, M.D

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And so, as Pepys would say, into the wet, bright street, and up the hill to the surgery. She was under a misapprehension, of course. Presently, if you take up medicine, you will learn that a doctor's part in the treatment of pneumonia consists chiefly of a masterly inactivity. But a boy of twenty-four can't hear words like that spoken to him, and remain quite the same person; even if next week he is busy bashing hats in at a Hospital Cup-tie. By the way, I got mine rather badly damaged last Wednesday when Guy's won the cup again. And, I think, now you have read this letter, that I can almost hear you murmuring, "No wonder."

Your affect. father,

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