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T. E. Lawrence to the Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem
[First draft]


My dear Bishop,

I will now answer your letter. You wish me to deny statements which a third person declares I made to Dr. Weizmann. I will do nothing of the sort. I have never in my life denied any published statement attributed to me, and am not tempted to begin in your three-cornered case. Especially as I suspect you want my denials only to assure yourself and triumph over Dr. Weizmann, a great man whose boots neither you nor I, my dear Bishop, are fit to black. I beg you not to consider this letter in any way rude. When we next have the happiness to meet (it will be here in England) I will have the pleasure of showing you that its rudeness is only relative.

 

 
 
Source: DG 342-3
Checked: mv/
Last revised: 17 February 2006

 

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