Wynne letters to Claude Leplastrier, 29 October, 15 November 1923 / R. H. Wynne - Page 15

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of the "brutes" that rode at such a fearful pace. I often wonder what some of those old people would think if they could be suddenly brought back to, say, George St at 5.30pm. They would want to go back quickly. This "rushing" business applies to us all. I suppose you too have to fall into line, in fact I know you do, by our conversation over the phone.

Well I suppose there is no help for it but to "Carry on" & do our best

I leave here on Sunday morn so will be in Sydney on Tuesday but I cannot see my way clear to make an appointment until I arrive as I do not know how long we shall be there before we go to Melbourne but I will certainly do my best even if its only to see you to shake hands with you & we will look to a better opportunity in the near future of cementing our acquaintance better & now again thanking you for the copy of the "Yandoo"
with kindest regards

I remain
Yours Sincerely
RH Wynne

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