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I, BRAM STOKER of the city of London, England, do solemnly swear and declare, that, at the time of making the arrangement for the purchase by Miss G. Ward from Herman Charles Merivale and Florence Crawford [sic] Grove of the play of “Forget-Me-Not,” no mention was made to me or to my knowledge that the piece or any of the rights thereto had been in any way previously disposed of; and I was all along convinced that Miss Genevieve Ward was purchasing from Messrs. H. C. Merivale and F. C. Grove the sole and entire rights of the play for the time and under the conditions specified in the agreement.

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Superior Court of the City of New York: Genevieve Ward Against Theodore Moss

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    2025年

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  • Paul S. McAlduff,
  • John Edgar Browning

摘要

I, BRAM STOKER of the city of London, England, do solemnly swear and declare, that, at the time of making the arrangement for the purchase by Miss G. Ward from Herman Charles Merivale and Florence Crawford [sic] Grove of the play of “Forget-Me-Not,” no mention was made to me or to my knowledge that the piece or any of the rights thereto had been in any way previously disposed of; and I was all along convinced that Miss Genevieve Ward was purchasing from Messrs. H. C. Merivale and F. C. Grove the sole and entire rights of the play for the time and under the conditions specified in the agreement.