gri_2003_m_46_b01_f08_054
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- 65304720 - not-logged-in-b958cb84259d923d279b
- 65311134 - not-logged-in-867307d0e82ff264b4a4
- WINNER - 65311742 - not-logged-in-b22ea867c103d47180ac
- 65337177 - not-logged-in-5b4bec83b094d52de3d9
- 65342327 - nmcawthorne
- 65345927 - not-logged-in-ecec81af36ed842ae884
- 65350493 - PenguinCo.
- 65358760 - Mahmoth
65304720 - not-logged-in-b958cb84259d923d279b
28th September 11 mansel road WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
I, too, have been walking among hawthorn and wild rose hedges, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could have been realised in fact. Dandylion is most attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing identities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to it that he had good weather at Bath.)
By the way, Dandylon, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett, and me, are all delighted that your painting is easier again. Four heart-felt congratulations.
On the 30th and 31st of October my parents will be away. Do you think you could time one of your visits on one of these days, or both? Would that be possible? My parents go away but rarely and it would save money.
Back in town I can tell you the name of the translator of the Carracci sonnet - Creighton Gilbert, an American. Another thing I learned on my return to the capital was that Ies Mains Salles came off last Saturday. I am sorry to play about like this but it is of course unavoidable.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with Modigliani. I object when he says "De Chirico's images have no subjects... they cannot be expalin-ed'. His omission of Severini is cavalier. It is early to make some of the claims he does for the later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion. (Alas I don't think my trousers from Pett Fete will be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our next meeting is. I will write again tomorrow. I love you.
Lawrence
65311134 - not-logged-in-867307d0e82ff264b4a4
11 mansel road Wimbledon28th September
Dearest Sylvia,
I, too, have benn walking among hawthom and wild rose hedges, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could have been realised in fact. Dandylion is most attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing identities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to it that he had good weather at Bath).
By the way, Dandylion, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett, and me, are all delighted that your paiting is easier again. Four heart-felt congralutaions.
On the 30th and 31st of Octaber my parents will be away. Do you think that you could time one of your visits on one of those days, or both? My parents go away but rarely and it would save money.
Back in town I can tell you the name of the translator of the Carracci sonnet - Creighton Gilbert, an American. Another thing I learned on my return to the captial was that Des Mains Salles came off last Saturday. I am sorry to play about like this but it is of course unavoidable.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with Modigliani. I object when he says "De Chirico's images have no subjects... they cannot be expalined". His omission of Severini is cavalier. It is early to make some of the claims he does for the later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion. (Alas I don't think my trousers from Pett Fete will be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our next meeting is. I will write again tomorrow.
I love you.
Laurence
WINNER - 65311742 - not-logged-in-b22ea867c103d47180ac
28th September 11 mansel road WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
I, too, have been walking among hawthorn and
wild rose hedges, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could
have been realised in fact. Dandylion is most
attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing iden-
tities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to
it that he had good weather at Bath.)
By the way, Dandylion, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett,
and me, are all delighted that your painting is
easier again. Four heart-felt congratulations.
On the 30th and 31st of October my parents
will be away. Do you think that you could time
one of your visits on one of those days, or both?
Would that be possible? My parents go away but
rarely and it would save money.
Back in town I can tell you the name of the
translator of the Carracci sonnet - Creighton
Gilbert, an American. Another thing I learned
on my return to the capital was that Les Mains
Sales came off last Saturday. I am sorry to
play about like this but it is of course unavoid-
able.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with
Modigliani. I object when he says "De Chirico's
images have no subjects... they cannot be explained". His omission of Severini is cavalier.
It is early to make some of the claims he does for the later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion.
(Alas I don't think my trousers from Pett Fete will be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our next meeting is. I will write again tomorrow.
I love you.
Lawrence
65337177 - not-logged-in-5b4bec83b094d52de3d9
28th September 11 mansel road WimbledonDearest Sylvia
I, too, have been walking among hawthorn and
wild rose hedges, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could
have been realised in fact. Dandylion is most
attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing iden-
tities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to
it that he had good weather at Bath.
By the way, Dandylion, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett,
and me, are all delighted that your painting is
easier again. Four heart-felt congratulations.
On the 30th and 31st of October my parents
will be away. Do you think that you could time
one of your visits on one of these days, or both?
Would that be possible? My parents go away but
rarely and it would save money.
Back in town I can tell you the name of the
translator of the Carracci sonnet - Creighton
Gilbert, an American. Another thing I learned
on my return to the capital was that Les Main
Salles came off last Saturday. I am sorry to
play about like this but it is of course unavoid-
able.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with
Modigliani. I object when he says "De Chirico's
images have no subjects... they cannot be explain-
ed". His omission of Severini is cavalier. It
is early to make some of the claims he does for the
later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion.
(Alas I don't think my tousers from Pett Fete will
be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our
next meeting is. I will write again tomorrow.
I love you.
Lawrence
65342327 - nmcawthorne
28th September 11 mansel road WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
I, too, have been walking among hawthorn and
wild rose hedges, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could
have been realised in fact. Dandylion is most
attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing iden-
tities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to
it that he had good weather in Bath.)
By the way, Dadylion, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett,
and me, are all delighted that your painting is
easier again. Four heart-felt congratulations.
On the 30th and 31st of October my parents
will be away. Do you think that you could time
one of your visits on one of those days, or both?
Would that be possible? My parents go away but
rarely and it would save money.
Back in town I can tell you the name of the
translator of the Carracci sonnet - Creighton
Gilbert, and American. Another thing I learned
on my return to the capital was that Les Mains
Salles came off last Saturday. I am sorry to
play about like this but it is of course unavoid-
able.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with
Modigliani. I object when he say "De Chirico's
images have no subjects... they cannot be explain-
ed". His omission of Severini is cavalier. It
is early to make some of the claims he does for the
later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion.
(Alas I don't think my trousers from Pett Fete will
be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our
next meeting is. I will write again tomorrow.
I love you.
Lawrence
65345927 - not-logged-in-ecec81af36ed842ae884
28th September 11 mansel road WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
I, too, have been walking among hawthorn and
wild rose, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could
have been realized in fact. Dandylion is most
attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing iden-
tities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to
it that he had good weather at Bath.)
By the way, Dandylion, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett,
and me, are all delighted that your painting is
easier again. Four heart-felt congratulations.
On the 30th and 31st of October my parents
will be away. Do you think that you could time
one of your visits on one of those days, or both?
Would that be possible? My parents go away but rarely and it would save money.
Back in town I can tell you the name of the
translator of the Carracci sonnet, Creighton
Gilbert, an American. Another thing I learned
on my return to the capital was that Des Mains
Selles came off last Saturday. I am sorry to
play about like but it is of course unavoid-
able.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with
Modigliani. I object when he says De Chiricos
images have no subjects... they cannot be explain-
ed. His omission of Severini is cavalier. It
is early to make some of the claims he does for the
later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion.
(Alas I don't think my trousers from Pett Fete will
be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our
next meeting is. I will write again tomorrow.
I love you.
Lawrence
65350493 - PenguinCo.
28th September 11 mansel road WimbledonDearest Sylvia,
I, too, have been walking among hawthorn and wild rose hedges, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could have been realised in fact. Dandylion is most attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing identities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to it that he had good weather at Bath.)
By the way, Dandylion, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett, and me, are all delighted that your painting is easier again. Four heart-felt congratulations.
On the 70th and 31st of October my parents will be away. Do you think that you could time one of your visits on one of those days, or both? Would that be possible? My parents go away but rarely and it would save money.
Back in town I can tell you the name of the translator of the Carracci sonnet - Creighton Gilbert, an American. Another thing I learned on my return to the capital was that Des Mains Salles came off last Saturday. I am sorry to plat about like this but it is of course unavoidable.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with Modigliani. I object when he says "De Chirico's images have no subjects... they cannot be expalined'. His omission of Severini is cavalier. It is early to make some of the claims he does for the later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion. (Alas I don't think my trousers from Pett Fete will be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our next meeting is. I will write you again tomorrow.
I love you.
Lawrence.
65358760 - Mahmoth
11 mansel road Wimbledon28th September
Dearest Sylvia,
I, too, have been walking among hawthorn and wild rose hedges, in the hills around Bath.
I am charmed by your slip: I wish it could have been realised in fact. Dandylion is most attached to the sun at Pett. (Changing identities rapidly I must confess that Apollo saw to it that he had good weather at Bath)
By the way, Dandylion, Apollo, Lawrie Scarlett and me, are all delighted that your painting is easier again. Four heart-felt congratulations.
On the 30th and 31st of October my parents will be away. Do you think that you could time one of your visits on one of those days, or both? Would that be possible? My parents go away but rarely and it would save money
Back in town I can tell you the name of the translator of the Carracci sonnet - Creighton Gilbert, an American. Another thing I learned on my return to the capital was that Les Mains Salles came off last Saturday. I am sorry to play about like this but it is of course unavoidable.
I have not heard from Lines yet?
About Cooper: I think he is too rough with Modigliani. I object when he says 'De Chirico's images have no subjects... they cannot be expalined [sic]'. His omission of Severini is cavalier. It is early to make some of the claims he does for the later Italians. But interesting nonetheless.
I am glad your wardrobe is nearing completion. (Alas I don't think my trousers from Pett Fete will be ready in time.)
I feel quite agitated when I think how near our next meeting is. I will write again tomorrow. I love you.
Lawrence.