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65458546 - 73ckary
Blackheath11 ii 1949
Dearest Sylvia,
Today's letter was miserable and I am writing speedily - it is only nine o'clock - in the hope of comforting you. Dearest, my heart aches for you, more than it does for my own solitude. The best thing I can do is assure you that when you are with me I will do my best not to bully or worry your into happiness (a paradox I now see), but simply try to make you feel happy.
What a pity about the B.M. However, when you come be sure to bring Clifford's letter in case we may be able to do something. They may change their minds...
I am going to write for Gainsborough about the Whitehall Ceiling (your suggestion; you are Clio, Muse of History, as well as Erato) and Women Painters (four articles) in which I hope to have the benefit of your discussion. All these articles are unmistakably in homage to you. G. phoned me this morning and he asked after your article. I told him to expect it soon. He is obviously very interested in it. Don't bother about it at Pett -
WINNER - 65492694 - WiltedLotus
Blackheath 11 ii 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Today's letter was miserable and I am writing speedily - it is only nine o'clock - in the hope of comforting you. Dearest, my heart aches for you, more than it does for my own solitude. The best thing I can do is assure you that when you are with me I will do my best not to bully or worry you into happiness (a paradox I now see), but simply try to make you feel happy. What a pity about the B.M. However, when you come be sure to bring Clif-ford's letter in case we may be able to do something. They may change their minds. . .
I am going to write for Gainsborough about the Whitehall Ceiling (your suggestion; you are Clio, Muse of History, as well as Erato) and Women Painters (four articles) in which I hope to have the ben-efit of your discussion. All these art-icles are unmistakably in homage to you. G phoned me this morning and he asked after your article. I told him to expect it soon. He is obviously very interested in it. Don't bother about it at Pett -
65505803 - PenguinCo.
Blackheath 11 ii 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Today's letter was miserable and I am writing speedily - it is only nine o'clock - in the hope of comforting you. Dearest, my heart aches for you, more than it does for my own solitude. The best thing I can do is assure you that when you are with me I will do my best not to bully or worry you into happiness (a paradox I now see), but simply try to make you feel happy.
What a pity about B.M. However, when you come be sure to bring Clifford's letter in case we may be able to do something. They may change their minds...
I am going to write for Gainsborough about the Whitehall Ceiling (your suggestion; you are Clio, Muse of History, as well as Erato) and Women Painters (four articles) in which I hope to have the benefit of your discussion. All these articles are unmistakeably in homage to you. G. phoned me this morning and he asked after your article. I told him to expect it soon. He is obviously very interested in it. Don't bother about it at Pett -
65595403 - Luna54
Blackheath 11 ii 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Today's letter was miserable and I am writing speedily - it is only nine o'clock - in the hope of comforting you. Dearest, my heart aches for you, more than it does for my own solitude. The best thing I can do is assure you that when you are with me I will do my best not to bully or worry you into happiness (a paradox I now see), but simply try to make your feel happy.
What a pity about the B.M. However, when you come by sure to bring Clifford's letter in case we may be able to do something. They may change their minds...
I am going to write for Gainsborough about the Whitehall Ceiling (your suggestion; you are Clio, Muse of History, as well as Erato) and Women Painters (four articles) in which I hope to have the benefit of your discussion. All these articles are unmistakably in homage to you. G. phoned me this morning and he asked after your article. I told him to expect it soon. He is obviously very interested in it. Don't bother about it at Pett -
65642437 - not-logged-in-9aa71deff6ad00fe4135
Blackheath 11 ii 1949Dearest Sylvia,
Today's letter was miserable and I
am writing speedily - it is only nine
o'clock - in the hope of comforting you.
Dearest, my heart aches for you, more than it does for my own solitude. The
best thing I can do is assure you that
when you are with me I will do my best not to bully or worry you into happiness
(a paradox I now see) , but simply try
to make you feel happy.
What a pity about the B.M. However,
when you come be sure to bring Clif-
ford's letter in case we may be able to do something. They may change their
minds. . .
I am going to write for Gaissborough
about the Whitehall Ceiling (your sug-
gestion; you are Clio, Muse of History,
as well as Erato) and Women Painters (four
articles) in which I hope to have the ben-
efit of your discussion. All these art-
icles are unmistakeably in homage to you.
G. phoned me this morning and he asked
after your article. I told him to expect
it soon. He is obviously very interested
in it. Don't bother about it at Pett -
65678624 - k.h.pot
Blackheath11 ii 1949
Dearest Sylvia,
Today's letter was miserable and I
am writing speedily - it is only nine
o'clock - in the hope of comforting you.
Dearest, my hear aches for you, more
than it does for my own solitude. The
best thing I can do is assure you that
when you are with me I will do my best
not to bully or worry you into happiness
(a paradox I now see), but simply try
to make you feel happy.
What a pity about the B.M. However,
when you come be sure to bring Clif-
ford's letter in case we may be able to
do something. They may change their
minds ...
I am going to write for Gainsborough
about the Whitehall Ceiling (your sug-
gestoin; you are Clio, Muse of History,
as well as Erato) and Women Painters (four
articles) in which I hope to have the ben-
efit fo your discussion. All these art-
icles are unmistakably in homage, to you.
G. phoned me this morning and he asked
after your article. I told him to expect
it soon. He is obviously very interested
in it. Don't bother about it at Pett-