to E V Lucas - 1919
I have no doubt you are much in need of your change ... Michael went off today to Oxford and Christc (Read More)
to - 1922
Thank you so much for letting me here the good news Tell me, if you have time, did he managed to avo (Read More)
to Charles Whibley - 1926
I should have written to you ere thi (Read More)
to E V Lucas - 1929
Very glad to have your letter (Read More)
to Mrs Oliver - 1932
It is not so good in London as at Edgerston though it is quieter. No swarms of people at tea for ins (Read More)
to Mrs Hugh Lewis - 1917
I found your letter on my return. I managed to get Peter away with me for 48 hours which was beyond (Read More)
to A B Walkley - 1920
I expect you are right about alterations. ... However I am apparently so constituted that I couldn't (Read More)
to - 1923
You know how sincerely I hope ... T. H. would have chuckled if he had seen me at Cambridge the other (Read More)
to Charles Turley Smith - 1927
I could have warned you against trying to dig up rose trees (Read More)
to - 1929
It seems to me very satisfactory I have sometimes wondered why statues are always of a man as he was (Read More)