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65982158 - Mel492
66160604 - not-logged-in-dc8632f543bb74dd19ee
66269211 - gailkoelker
66306569 - maewe
66363114 - nzanga
WINNER - 66521835 - ethomson

65982158 - Mel492

Blackheath 26. 1. 1950
Dearest Sylvia
You say my letters are not sufficiently 'newsy' - I'm so sorry. I will correct the balance in this letter. Your own letters on the other hand, are more 'newsy' than I like.
1) I gave John the Dutch painters, leaving them with him. He is leaving the Arts council to work in some administration position in a factory near his home. He seems pleased - more future in it, he claims. Skegness is cancelled - because the people there cannot now afford it.
2) The Courlet tickets are for Friday, 10th February.
3) Yes, I have been creaming my fole, thank you for remembering.
4) Yes I have read Kimball's Creation of the Rococo: it was not deal with pictorial art but in its way it is exhaustive.
5) Paul's boots are like this an exaggerated version of my Simpson's shoes which are higher than is customary.
6) Delighted - but not surprised to hear about your lectures success.
7) We shall be in town on Tuesday 7th in the afternoon for my NG lecture at 2.30. Again Wednesday 8th for my Toft. again Friday 10th for the R.A. lecture at 5pm. Then Wednesday 15th for Banstead - but not I hope any other times. Can you see the people at the jeat if see them you must then.
8) Some more Sewance have come - with avatla article about Justin and CarolineGordon.
9) The Impressionist lecture was successful I think I made up with Rewald's book for gaps in the slides. Long discussion. They all adore
Revois and mourn anew for Camille. Only 9people, however. Mr Smith will have to fix the recites.

66160604 - not-logged-in-dc8632f543bb74dd19ee

Blackheath
Dearest Sylvia
You say my letters are not sufficiently 'newsy' - I'm so sorry.
I will correct the balance in this letter. Your own letters, on the other hand, are more 'newsy' than I like.
I) I gave John the Dutch painters, leaving them with him. He is leaving the Arts Council to work - in some administrative posi-
tion - in a factory near his home.
He seems pleased - more fac-
ine in it, he claims. Skegness is cancelled - because the people there cannot now afford it.
II) The Concert tickets are for Friday, 10th January.
III) Yes, I have been creaming my face, than for remembering.
IV) Yes, I have read Kimball's Creation of the Rococo. It does not deal with pictorial art but in its way it is exhaustive.
V) Paul's boots are like this... an exaggerated
version of my Simpsons shoes... which are higher than customary.
VI) Delighted - but not surprised - to hear about your lecture's success.
VII) we shall be in town on Tuesday 7th in the afternoon for my NG
lecture at 2.30. Again Wednesday 8th for Mrs Toft. Again Frday 10th for the R.A. lecture at 5 p.m. Then Wed-
nesday 15th for Banstead - but not i hope any other times. Can
you see the people at the feat, if [you] see them you must, then.
VIII) Some more Lawrence Reviews have come - with another article
about fiction by Caroline Jardon
IX) The Impressionist lecture was successful, I think : I made
up with Rewald's book foe gaps in the slides. Long discussion.
They all adore Renoir & mourn anew for Camille. Only I
people, however. Mrs Smith will have to fix [underlined] the nights

66269211 - gailkoelker

Blackheath 26 I 1950
Dearest Sylvia
You say my letters are not sufficiently 'newsy'-I'm so sorry. I will correct the balance in this letter. Your own letters, on the other hand, are more 'newsy' than I like.
I) I gave John the Dutch painter, leaving them with him. He is leaving the Arts Council to work-in some administrative positions-in a factory near his home. He seems pleased-more future in it, he claims. is cancelled-because the people there cannot now afford it.
II) The Courlet tickets are for Friday, 10th February.
III) Yes, I have been my , thank you for remembering.
IV) Yes I have read Kimball's Creation of the Rococo: it does not deal with pictorial art but in its way it is exhaustive.
V) Paul's boots are like this (drawing of a boot) an exaggerated version of my Simpson's shoes which are higher than is customary.
VI) Delighted-but not surprised-to hear about your lecture's success.
VII) We shall be in town on Tuesday 7th in the afternoon for my NG lecture at 2.30. Again Wednesday 8th for Mrs. Taft. Again Friday 10th for the R.A. lecture at 5 p.m. Then Wednesday 15th for Bonstead-but not I hope any other times. Can you see the people at the , if see them you must, then.
VIII) Some more reviews have come-with another article about fiction of Caroline Gordon.
IX) The impressionist lecture was successful, I think: I made book for gaps in the slides. Long discussion. They all adore Renoir & mourn anew for Camille. Only 9 people, however. Mr. Smith will have to fix the regular

66306569 - maewe

66363114 - nzanga

Blackheath 26 1 1950
Dearest Sylvia
You say my letters are not sufficiently 'newsy' - I'm so sorry. I will correct the balance in this letter. Your own letters; on the other hand, are more 'newsy' than I like.
I) I gave John the Dutch painters, leaving them with him. He is leaving the Arts council to work - in some administrative position- in a factory near his home. He seems pleased- more fortune in it, he claims. Skegness is cancelled - because the people there cannot now afford it.
II) The Coushot tickets are for Friday, 10th January.
III) Yes, I have been creaming my face, thank you for remembering
IV) Yes, I have read Kimball's Creation of the Rococo: it does not deal with pictorial art but in its way it is exhaustive.
V) Paul's boots are like this: an exaggerated version of my Simpson's shoes which are longer than is customary.
VI) Delighted - but not surprised - to hear about your lecture's success
VII) We shall be in town on Tuesday 7th in the afternoon for my NG lecture at 2.30. Again Wednesday 8th for Mrs Toft. Again Friday 10th for the R.A> lectures at 5p.m. Then Wednesday 15th for Banstead - but not I hope any other times. Can you see the people at the seatif see them you must, then.
VIII) Some more Ewanee Reviews have come - with another article about fiction of Caroline Gardon
IX) The Impressionist lecture was successful, I think: I made up with Rewald's book for gaps in the slides. long discussion. They all adore Revais & mourn anew for Camille. Only 9 people, however. Mrs Smith will have to fix the negative

WINNER - 66521835 - ethomson

Blackheath 26 I 1950
Dearest Sylvia
You say my letters are not sufficiently 'newsy' - I'm so sorry.
I will correct the balance in this letter. Your own letters; on the
other hand, are more 'newsy' than I like.
I) I gave John the Dutch painters, leaving them with him. He is
leaving the Arts Council to work - in some administrative posi-
tion - in a factory near his home. He seems pleased - more fut-
ure in it, he claims. Skegness is cancelled - because the
people there cannot now afford it.
II) The Courlot tickets are for Friday, 10th February.
III) Yes, I have been creaming my face, thank you for remembering.
IV) Yes, I have read Kimball's Creation of the Rococo: it does not
deal with pictorial art but in its way it is exhaustive.
V) Paul's boots are like this:
an exaggerated version of my Simpson's shoes which are higher than is customary.
VI) Delighted - but not surprised - to hear about your lecture's success.
VII) We shall be in town on Tuesday 7th in the afternoon for my NG
lecture at 2.30. Again Wednesday 8th for Mrs. Taft. Again
Friday 10th for the R.A. lecture at 5 p.m. Then Wed-
nesday 15th for Banstead - but not I hope any other times. Can
you see the people at the ?, if see them you must, then.
VIII) Some more Sewanee Reviews have come - with another article
about fiction of Caroline Gordon.
IX) The Impressionist lecture was successful, I think : I made
up with Newald's book for gaps in the slides. Long discussion.
They all adore Renoir & mourn anew for Camille. Only 9
people, however. Mr Smith will have to fix the regular

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