to Maude Adams - 1915
This is a Cinderella story of the present day, with just a touch of the wonder-world, and of this wa (Read More)
to Maude Adams - 1918
Is it this influenza scourge that has got hold of you or have you been working too hard?... The endi (Read More)
to Charles Whibley - 1922
I am so much moved by your letter (Read More)
to - 1919
Don't think me a curmudgeon (Read More)
to Charles Whibley - 1927
This is indeed great new (Read More)
to A B Walkley - 1926
It makes me uncommon sad to hear you are giving up the dramatic criticism which has been for so long (Read More)
to E V Lucas - 1929
(from Cannes) Thus far into the bowels of the earth and I assure you it seemed a long way in that Bl (Read More)
to - 1932
It makes me sad to know ... I am quite well myself and am leading a sort of dream-like existence, al (Read More)
to - 1917
The time you speak of between the 25th and the end of July sounds like a most excellent time for me, (Read More)
to Mrs Oliver - 1922
All my best wishes to Beatrix ... It brings back to me Jack's telegram down at the lake, and we are (Read More)