Part No. 115 - Letter from John Gilbert Baker to Bernard Quaritch

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O./10a.42/No. 115

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Letter from John Gilbert Baker to Bernard Quaritch

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  • 19 Jun. 1894 (Creation)

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Royal Gardens, Kew. - Afraid he cannot accept Quaritch's invitation to the Omar Khayyám club dinner at Henley in July. The editor of the Illustrated London News has written asking for a photograph of the rose [grown from seeds taken from the rose at the tomb of Omar Khayyám]; he has instead sent a sketch by his wife which he thinks 'will do it better justice'. Postscript: next year, the rose will be propagated and planted out in the public part of the Garden.

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      Tipped into O. 10a.42.

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      The sketch by Hannah Baker referred to, originally published in the Kew Gardens Bulletin No. 90, Jun. 1894, is reproduced in FitzGerald, E., & Wrentmore, C. Q. (1926). Letters from Edward FitzGerald to Bernard Quaritch, 1853 to 1883, opposite p. 110.

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