gri_2003_m_46_b04_f03_002
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- WINNER - 66635594 - elcwt
- 66847374 - k8mielke
- 66952536 - KeriStephenson
- 67147041 - jsprake
- 67714468 - claireh90
- 68173865 - Berhel
WINNER - 66635594 - elcwt
BlackheathI iii 51
Dearest Sylvia
I was able to return quite early from Chelmsford and so come home for a few hours before going to Hampstead.
The lecture was like any other - but, oh, my hosts.
For two hours after supper they showed me every repro-
duction on the walls of their house, forced me to talk
about each one, and at midnight started producing
stuff from the attic. Among this stuff was a life size
Victorian portrait, embroidered: this they called a
'monstrosity.' It was mid-century and charming. My
mounting aggression took the form of a defence of this charming piece. When I left this morning it
had been restored to the walls, in fact in a conspic-
uous place that I chose for it, with the light falling
in accordance with the simulated shadows of the frame.
They besieged me with invitations - sincere ones, which
as you know, I find intolerable - to spend a week-
end there, any weekend. I pretended I have their address. I have not.
66847374 - k8mielke
Blackheath I iii 51 Dearest Sylvia I was able to return quite early from Chelmsford & so come home for a few hours before going to Hampstead. The lecture was like any other - but, oh, my hosts. For two hours after supper they showed me every reproduction on the walls of their house, forced me to talk about each one, and at midnight started producing stuff from the attic. Among this stuff was life size Victorian portrait, embroidered: this they called a 'monstrosity'. It was mid-century and charming. My mounting aggression took the form of defense of this charming piece. When I left this morning it had been restored to the walls, in fact in a conspicuous place that I chose for it, with the light falling in accordance with the simulated shadows of the frame. The hereiged me with invitations - sincere ones, which as you know, I find intolerable - to spend a weekend there, any weekend. I pretended I have their address. I have not.66952536 - KeriStephenson
Blackheath1 iii 51
Dearest Sylvia
I was able to return quite early from Chelmsford and to come home for a few hours before going to Hampstead. The lecture was like any other - but, oh, my hosts. For two hours after supper they showed me every reproduction on the walls of their house, forced me to talk about each one, and at midnight started producing stuff from the attic. Among this stuff was a life size Victorian portrait, embroidered: this they called a 'monstrosity'. It was mid-century and charming. My mounting aggression took the form of a defence of the charming piece. When I left this morning it had been restored to the walls, in fact in a conspicuous place that I chose for it, with the light falling in accordance with the simulated shadows of the frame. They besieged me with invitations - sincere ones, which as you know, I find intolerable - to spend a weekend there, any weekend. I pretended I have their address. I have not.
67147041 - jsprake
Blackheath1 iii 51
Dearest Eujenia
I was able to return quite early from Chelmsford &
so come home for a few hours before going to Hamptstead.
The lecture was like any other - but, oh, my hosts.
For two hours after supper they showed me every repro-
duction on the walls of their house, forced me to talk
about each one, and at midnight started producing
stuff from the attic. Among this stuff was a life size
Victorian portrait, embroidered: this they called a
"monstrosity". It was mid-century and charming. My
mounting aggression took the form ofa defence of
this charming piece. When I left this morning it
had been restored to the walls, in fact in a conspic-
uous place that I chose for it, with the light falling
in accordance with the simulated shadows of the frame.
They besieged me with invitations - sincere ones, which
as you know, I find intolerable - to spend a week-
end there, any weekend. I pretended I have their
address. I have not.
67714468 - claireh90
Blackhall1 iii 51
Dearest Sylvia
I was able to return quite early from Chelmsford &
so come home for a few hours before going to Hampstead.
The lecture was like any other - but, oh, my hosts.
For two hours after supper they showed me every repro-
duction on the walls of their house, forced me to talk
about each one, and at midnight started producing
stuff from the attic. Among this stuff was a life size
Victorian portrait, embroidered: this they called a
'monstrosity'. It was mid-century and charming. My
mounting aggression took the form of a defence of
this charming piece. When I left this morning it
had been restored on the wall, in fact in a conspic-
uous place that I chose for it, with the light falling
in accordance with the simulated shadows of the frame.
They besieged me with invitations - sincere ones, which
as you know, I find intolerable - to spend a week-
end there, any weekend. I pretended I have this
address. I have not.
68173865 - Berhel
Blackheath1 iii 51
Dearest Sylvia
I was able to return quite early from Chelmsford and so came home for a few hours before going to Hampstead. The lecture was like any other - but, oh, my hosts. For two hours after supper they showed me every reproduction on the walls of their house, forced me to talk about each one, and at midnight started producing stuff from the attic. Among this stuff was a life size Victorian portrait, embroidered: this they called a 'monstrosity'. It was mid-century and charming. My mounting aggression took the form of a defence of this charming piece. When I left this morning it had been restored to the walls, in fact in a conspicuous place that I chose for it, with the light falling in accordance with the simulated shadows of the frame. They besieged me with invitations - sincere ones, which as you know, I find intolerable - to spend a weekend there, any weekend. I pretended I love their address. I have not.