to - 1919
Don't think me a curmudgeon (Read More)
to - 1919
It is a pleasure to hear from you again but I am sorry indeed to hear of the sadness that has come i (Read More)
to - 1918
JMB Mrs Hardy: I have just discovered (and one day of Hardy knows) that Turner when very young used (Read More)
to - 1918
No doubt you have had an acknowledgement from the Red Cros (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 - 1917
I am delighted. On the whole I am glad I went though it doesn't help one to sleep. I was able to get (Read More)
to - 1916
It is a great pleasure to m (Read More)
to - 1916
I often think of my happy visit to you. It was a singularly happy one to me. Hardy's fireside is a v (Read More)
to - 1915
That is very delightful of you, and as there is no house in England where I would be prouder to hang (Read More)
to - 1911
It struck me after I saw you that you were putting the Napoleon cap on Peter. I am not bringing the (Read More)