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"Dear Mr. Cajan, Thank you very much for the pleasure and honour of your invitation to visit the Cambridge University English Club. I am afraid, however, that I must decline with regret. It's difficult for me to get to Cambridge in term-time, especially in the middle of the week, and I simply have not the time for the composition of any paper or address worthy of your notice and hospitality. Yours Sincerely, J.R.R. Tolkien."
"Dear Mr. Cajan, Thank you very much for the pleasure and honour of your invitation to visit the Cambridge University English Club. I am afraid, however, that I must decline with regret. It's difficult for me to get to Cambridge in term-time, especially in the middle of the week, and I simply have not the time for the composition of any paper or address worthy of your notice and hospitality. Yours Sincerely, J.R.R. Tolkien."
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Revision as of 07:38, 2 April 2014

Mr Capan 16 December 1955 is a letter from J.R.R. Tolkien to Mr. Capan, composed on 16 December 1955.

  • Subject: Tolkien decline an invitation to talk to the Cambridge University English Club.
  • Publication: A description of the letter was included in J.R.R.Tolkien Companion and Guide p. 482.
  • Description: One page,personal letterhead.[1]


Content

"Dear Mr. Cajan, Thank you very much for the pleasure and honour of your invitation to visit the Cambridge University English Club. I am afraid, however, that I must decline with regret. It's difficult for me to get to Cambridge in term-time, especially in the middle of the week, and I simply have not the time for the composition of any paper or address worthy of your notice and hospitality. Yours Sincerely, J.R.R. Tolkien."

References

  1. Lot1373 (2005) at [robertedwardauctions.com robertedwardauctions] (accessed 02 April 2014)