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| | The Cumberland River Lamp Post - An Appreciation Of C.S. Lewis |
 | | (1901-1985) an Inkling, served as an official witness to Lewis's civil marriage to Joy Gresham, Havard first met Jack while making a house call at the Kilns. |
 | | In his essay, "Philia: Jack at Ease," he describes this visit and a typical Inklings' meeting, along with a boating holiday he took with Jack and Hugo Dyson. |
 | | However, after Joy's cancer was discovered, and later, after Jack's own medical problems began, some associates began to doubt Humphrey's diagnostic abilities (Griffin, 376, 379, Gresham, 134). |
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