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  1. 68676632 - ALBECA
  2. 69115526 - jesseytucker
  3. 70698251 - Preacher357
  4. WINNER - 71560153 - Zooniverse2017
  5. 71908843 - Sticker88
  6. 72130087 - tmeconverse

68676632 - ALBECA

Sunday: August: 1952 [10-8-52]
Dearest Sylvia
We are having plenty of rain here- I hope that the cup of your garden is full, too.
Alas, I do not think I can got to Bath as soon as you. I have too many lectures I August to allow me to get away this month. Per-haps in September ... IC is too early to decide on dates just yet.
Thank you for sending me the clipping about Bristal. I am most interested in it. I would have no objections to living in Bris-tal - it's a charming town. I am not sure my qualifications are quite right but I shall certainly try for it.
About Parmore: yes, I like him ratles. he is not 'pompous & pontifical' with men, however he may treat his wife. I gather from Hill that he keeps an eye and a firm hand on the ground round him so that there shall not be serious deviations from abstraction, but that is something else. I will send you a report of today's tea.
If you come on Saturday or you anticipate I will meet you if I possibly can. I am lecturing but will be free, of course, after 4.00 or 4.15. IC is at the Tate.
Smart has not yet paid me. He must have departed for Italy before he received the Burlingtons. I think you need not fear, however, for his is a scrupulous & conscientious man. I know you consider I am not. As soon as I get his cheque you shall have it.
I hope you have a pleasant time with Mrs Clarke.
Modelaine painted me on Friday last - a large board, with me full-length in pose reminiscent of Modigliani's' Petit Payson. Indeed the whole thing is rather curved & flat in Modelaine's manner. It is coloured, not a black & white. I am sitting for her again tomorrow afternoon.

69115526 - jesseytucker

[10-8-52]
Sunday: August: 1952
Dearest Sylvia
We are having pleny of rain here. I hope that the cup of your garden
is full, too.
Alas, I do not think I can go to Bath as soon as you. I have too
many lectures in August to allow me to get away this month. Per-
haps in September...It is too early to decide on dates just yet.
Thank you for sending me the clipping about Bristol. I am most
interested in it. I would have no objections to living in Bris-
tol--it's a charming town. I am not sure my qualifications
are quite right but I shall certainly try for it.
Albert Pasmore: yes, I like him rather. He is not 'pompous and
pontifical' with men, however he may treat his wife. I gather
from Hill that he keeps an eye, and a frim hand, on the group
round him so that there shall not be serious deniations from
abstration, but that is something else. I will send you
a report of today's tea.
If you comeon Saturday or you anticipate I will meet
you if I possibly can. I am lecturing but will be free, of
course, after 4:00 or 4:15. It is at the Tate.
Emort has not yet paid me. He must have departed for
Italy before he received the Burlington. I think you need
not fear, however, for he is a scrupulous and conscientious man,
the I know you consider I am not. As soon as I get his
cheque you shall have it.
I hope you have a pleasant time with Mrs. Clarke
Madelaine painted me on Friday last--a large board,
with me full-length in a pose reminiscent of Modiglionis'
Petit Pyason. Indeed the whole things is rather curved and
flat in Modigliani's manner. It is coloured, not a black
and white. I am sitting for her again tomorrow afternoon.

70698251 - Preacher357

Sunday: Augest: 1952 Dearest Sylvia
We are having pleny of rain here - I hope that the cup of your garden
is full, too.
Alas, I do not think I can go to Bath as soon as you. I have too
many lectures in August to allow me to get away this month. Per-
haps in September... It is too early to decide on dates just yet.

Thank you for sending me the clipping about Bristol. I am most
interested in it. I would have no objection to living in Bris-
tol - it's a charming town. I am not sure my qualifications
are quite right, but I shall certainly try for it.

About Pasmore: yes, I like him rather. He is not 'pompous &
pontifical' with men, however he may treat his wife. I gather
from Hill that he keeps an eye, and a firm hand, on the group
round him so that there shall not be serious deniations from
abstraction, but that is something else. I will send you
a report of today's tea.

If you come on Saturday, as you anticipate, I will meet
you if I possibly can. I am lecturing but will be free, of
course, after 4:00 or 4:15. It is at the Tate.

Emort has not yet paid me. He must have deported for
Italy before he received the Burlington. I think you need
not fear, however, for he is a scrupulous & conscientious man,
tho' I know you consides I am not. As soon as I get his cheque, you shall have it.

I hope you have a pleasant time with Mrs Clarke.
Madelaine painted me on Friday last - a large board,
with me full-length in a pose reminicent of Madiglionis'
Petit Payson. Indeed the whole thing is rather curved & feat in Modiglion's manner. It is coloured, not a black
& white. I am sitting for her again tomorrow afternoon.

WINNER - 71560153 - Zooniverse2017

Sunday: August: 1952 [10-8-52]

Dearest Sylvia,
We are having plenty of rain here - I hope that the cup of your garden
is full, too.
Alas, I do not think I can go to Bats as soon as you. i have too
many lectures in August to allow me to get away this month. Per-
haps in September... It is too early to decide on date just yet.
Thank you for sending me the clipping about Bristol. I am most
interested in it. I would have no objection to lining Bris-
tol - it's a charming town. I am not sure my qualifications
are quite niger but I shall certainly try run it.
About Pasmore: yes, I like him rather. He is not 'pompous &
pontifical' with men, however he may treat his wife. I gather
from Hill that he keeps an eye, and a firm hand, on the group
round him so that there shall not be serious deviations from
abstraction, but that is something else. I will send you
a report of today's tea.
If you come on Saturday as you anticipate I will meet
you if I possibly can. I am lecturing but will be free, of course, after 4.00 or 4.15. It is at the Tate.
Ewart has not yet paid me. He must have deported for
Italy before he received the Burlington. I wish you need
not fear, however, for he is a scrupulous & conscientious man,
tho' I know you consider I am not. As soon as I get his
cheque you shall have it.
I hope you have a pleasant time with Mrs. Clarke.
Modelaine painted me on Friday last - a large board,
with me full-length in a pose reminisce of Modiglionis'
Petit Payson. Indeed the whole thing is rather curved &
feat in Modigliani's manner. It is coloured, not a black
& white. I am sitting for her again tomorrow afternoon.

71908843 - Sticker88

Sunday: August: 1952
Dearest Sylvia
We are having plenty of rain here - I hope that the cup of your garden
is full, too.
Alas, I do not think I can go to Bath as soon as you. I have too
many lectures in August to allow me to get away this month. Per-
haps in September ... It is too early to decide on dates just yet.
Thank you for sending me the clipping about Bristol. I am most
interested in it. I would have no objections to living in Bris-
tol it's a charming town. I am not sure my qualifications
are quite right but I shall certainly try for it.
About Passmore: yes, I like him rather. He is not 'pompous &
pontifical' with men, however he may treat his wife. I gather
from Hill that he keeps an eye, and a firm hand, on the group
round him so that there shall not be serious deviation from
abstraction, but that is something else. I will send you
a report of today's tea.
If you come on Saturday as you anticipate I will meet
you if I possibly can. I am lecturing but will be free, of
course, after 4.00 or 4.15. It is at the Tate.
Emost has not yet paid me. He must have departed for
Italy before he received the Burlingtons. I think you need
not fear, however, for he is a scrupulous & conscientious man,
though I know you consider I am not. As soon as I get his
cheque you shall have it.
I hope you have a pleasant time with Mrs Clarke.
Madeline painted me on Friday last - a large board,
with me full length in a pose reminiscent of Modigliani's
Petit Paysan. Indeed the whole thing is rather curved &
feat in Modigliani's manner. It is coloured, not a black
& white. I am sitting for her again tomorrow afternoon.

72130087 - tmeconverse

Sunday: Augusts: 1952 [10-8-52]

Dearest Sylvia
We are having plenty of rain here - I hope that the cup of your garden
is full, too.
Alas, I do not think I can go to Bath as soon as you. I have too
many lectures in August to allow me to get away this month. Per-
haps in September. . . It is too early to decide on dates just yet.
Thank you for sending me the clipping about Bristol. I am most
interested in it. I would have no objections to living in Bris-
tol - it's a charming town. I am not sure my qualifications
are quite right but I shall certainly try for it.
About Pasmore: yes, I like him rather. He is not 'pompous &
pontifical' with men, however he may treat his wife. I gather
from Hill that he keeps an eye, and a firm hand, on the group
round him so that there shall not serious deviations from
abstraction, but that is something else. I will send you
a report of today's tea.
If you come on Saturday as you anticipate I will meet
you if I possibly can. I am lecturing but will be free, of
course, after 4.00 or 4.15. It is at the Tate.
Smart has not yet paid me. He must have departed for
Italy before he received the Burlingtons. I think you need
not fear, however, for he is a scrupulous & conscientious man,
tho' I know you consider I am not. As soon as I get his
cheque you shall have it.
Hope you have a pleasant time with Mrs. Clarke.
Madelaine painted me on Friday last - a large board,
with me full-length in a pose reminiscent of Modigliani's
Petit Payson. Indeed the whole thing is rather curved &
flat in Modigliani's manner. It is coloured, not in black
& white. I am sitting for her again tomorrow afternoon.

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