Letter to Alexander Macdonald of Kepplestone from Alfred Parsons, 6 November [c.1880?] Letter to Alexander Macdonald of Kepplestone from Alfred Parsons, 54, Bedford Gardens, Kensington, London, saying that he has heard from Abbey that Macdonald would like a painting from him, asks to wait until the spring as 'I have an apple blossom thing in my head that I should like to do for you from nature', safe arrival of dog, so handsome that he fears 'the enterprising dog stealer', experimenting with proportions of water and whisky, 6 November [c.1880?] 6 November [c.1880?]