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73688173 - Eboo

[5-6-53]
Blackheath
Friday
Dearest Sylvia
Thank you for your letters. Let me know what train you are
coming on and I will meet you. I mention this now as there may
not be time to confirm it - but I will meet whatever train
you name.
I am so glad that you enjoyed the coronation and drank the
Queen's health. (The Imlens do sound a tense family. I am glad
that there's less conflict in Frances' family.) You will be
able to see the Coronation on 3-D, widescreen, technicolor
films, if yo want to, when you come to town.
Pasmore, the other day, was charming. He chattered on about so
many things beside abstract art! I have never known him get
off shop before. It was very pleasant.
John and Magda came 1st yesterday: Frank came after tea (he
had been at a recording session). Everybody admired again
Afase. Magda adored Hetty: John does, too - he had told Magda
all about it. I borrowed the money from mother and so
entertained them quite lavishly. I read them the treatment
of my sound play which they like so all that remains it to
write it. Probable title: THE TRAVEL AGENT.
The songs I have written already won't do. I have tp scrap my 1st drafts.
Angus Wison wrote very conventionally about Monlood in
The Observa and The Listener was bad, too. I hope he gets
fairer reviews than these - tho' I expect its just what C
ex-
pects.
Today I am spending at Mally's. Michael Rivett will be
there. Going to read them my play.
I wish Monday were this side of the weekend and not the far
side. I am dying to see you. I love you so well.
adore you
Lawrence.
P.S. I have May McCarthy's Groves of Academe.

73762502 - RommelC

5.6.53

Blackheath
Friday

Dearest Sylvia
Thank you for you letters. Let me know what train you are coming on and I will meet you. I mention this now as there may not be time to confirm it- but I will meet whatever train you name.

I am so glad that you enoyed the Coronation and drank the Queen's health. (The where do sound a tense family. I am glad that there's less conflict in France's family.) You will be able to see the Coronation on 3D, widescreen, technicolor film, if you want to, when you come to town.

Pasmore, the other day, was charming. He chattered about so many things besides abstract art! I have never known him yet off shop before. it was very pleasant.

John and Magda came first yesterday: Frank came after tea (he had been at a recording session). Everybody admired again "Ajax". Magda adored Hetty: John does, too- he had told Magda all about it. I borrowed the money from mother and so entertained them quite lavishly. I read them the treatment of my sound play which they like so all that remains is to write it. Probable title: The TRAVEL AGENT. The songs I have written already won't do. I have to scrap my first draft.

Angus Wilson wrote very conventionally about Monliad in 'The Observer' and 'The Listener' was bad, too. I hope he gets fairer reviews than these- though I expect it's just what C expects.

Today I am spending at Molly's. Muchael Rivett will be there. Going to read them my play.

I wish Monday were this side of the weekend and not the far side. I am dying to see you. I love you so much,

I adore you,
Lawrence

I have Mary McCarthy's "Groves of Academe." L.

73794012 - Carriechelle

[5-6-53]
Blackheath
Friday
Dearest Sylvia

Thank you for your letter. Let me know what train you are
coming on and I will meet you. I mention this now as there may
not be time to confirm it - but I will meet whatever train
you name.

I am so glad that you enjoyed the coronation and drank the
Queen's health. (The I where do sound a tense family. I am glad
that there's less conflict in Frances' family.) You will be
able to see the Coronation on 3-D, wide screen, technicolor
films, if you want to, when you come to town.

Parmore, the other day, was charming. He chattered about so
many things beside abstract art! I have never ??? him get
off slop before. It was very pleasant.

John and Magda came 1st yesterday: Frank came after tea (he had been at a recording session). Everybody admired again
Ajax. Magda adored Hetty: John does, too - he had told Magda all about it. I borrowed the money from mother and so
entertained them quite lavishly. I read them the treatment
of my sound play which they like so all that remains is to
write it. Probable title: THE TRAVEL AGENT. The songs i have written already won't do. I have to scrap my 1st draft.

Argus Wilson write very conventionally about Montood: The Observer and The Listener was bad, too. I hope he gets
fairer reviews than these - tho' I expect its just wha C ex-
pects.

Today I am spending at Molly's. Michael Rinett will be
there. Going to read them my play.

I wish Monday were this side of the weekend and not the far
side. I am dying to see you. I love you so well,

Adore you
Lawrence



73884745 - k8mielke

Blackheath
Friday
Dearest Sylvia
Thank you for your letters. Let me know what train you are coming on and I will meet you. I mention this now as there may not be time to confirm it - but I will meet whatever train you name.
I am so glad that you enjoyed the coronation and drans the Queen's health. (The Lumers do sound a tense family. I am glad that there's less conflict in Frances' family.) You will be able to see the coronation on 3-D, wide screen, technicolor films, if you want to, when you come to town.
Paramore, the other day, was charming. He chattered about so many things beside abstract art? I have never braum him get off slop before. It was very pleasant.
John and Magda came 1st yesterday: Frank came after tea (he had been at a recording session). Everybody admired again Ajase. Magda adored Hetty: John does, too - he had told Magda all about it. I borrowed the money from mother and so entertained them quite lavishly. I read them the Treatment of my sound play which they like so all that remains is to write it. Probably Title: The TRAVEL AGENT. T6 songs I have written already won't do. I have to scrap my 1st draft.
Angus Wilson wrote very conventionally about Manhood in T6 Obsenna and T6 Listenes was bad, too. I hope he gets fairer reviews than these - tho' I expect its just what C expects.
Today I am spending at Molly's. Michael Rinett will be there. going to read them my play.
I wish Monday were this side of the weekend and not the far side. I am dying to see you. I love you so well,
I adore you Lawrence
P.S. I have May McCarthy's Grones of Academe. L

WINNER - 73898031 - ethomson

[5-6-53]
Blackheath
Friday
Dearest Sylvia
Thank you for your letters. Let me know what train you are
coming on and I will meet you. I mention this now as there may
not be time to confirm it - but I will meet whatever train
you name.
I am so glad that you enjoyed the coronation and drank the
Queen's health. (The Imbers do sound a tense family. I am glad
that there's less conflict in Frances' family.) You will be
able to see the Coronation on 3-D, wide screen, technicolor
films, if you want to, when you come to town.
Pasmore, the other day, was charming. He chattered about so
many things beside abstract art! I have never known him get
off shop before. It was very pleasant.
John and Magda came 1st yesterday: Frank came after tea (he
had been at a recording session). Everybody admired again
Ajax. Magda adored Hetty: John does, too - he had told Magda
all about it. I borrowed the money from mother and so
entertained them quite lavishly. I read them the treatment
of my sound play which they like so all that remains is to
write it. Probable title: The TRAVEL AGENT.
The songs I have written already
won't do. I have to scrap my
1st draft.
Angus Wilson wrote very conventionally about Monkwood in
The Observer and The Listener was bad, too. I hope he gets
fairer reviews than these - tho' I expect its just what C ex-
pects.
Today I am spending at Molly's. Michael Rinett will be
there. Going to read them my play.
I wish Monday were this side of the weekend and not the far
side. I am dying to see you. I love you so well,
adore you
Lawrence
P.S.
I have Mary McCarthy's Groves of Academe.
L

73910648 - mcathzoo

[5-6-53]
Blackheath
Friday
Dearest Sylvia
Thank you for your letters. Let me know what train you are coming on and I will meet you. I mention this now as there may not be time to confirm it - but I will meet whatever train you name.
I am so glad that you enjoyed the coronation and drank the Queen's health. (The Imlers do sound a tense family. I am glad that there's less conflict in Frances' family.) You will be able to see the Coronation on 3-D, wide screen, technicolor films, if you want to, when you come to town.
Paramore , the other day was charming. He chattered about so many things besides abstract art! I have never even him get off slop before . It was very pleasant.
John and Moyda came 1st yesterday: Frank came after tea (he had been at a recording session). Everybody admired again Ajax . Moyda adored Hetty: Jolen does, too - he had told Moyda about it. I borrowed the money from mother and so entertained them quite lavishly . I read the the treatment of my sound play which like so all that remains is to write it. Probable title: THE TRAVEL AGENT. X
Argus Wilson wrote very conventionally about Monlood - The Observer and The Listener was bad, too. I hope he gets fairer reviews than these - tho' I expect its just what C ex-pects.
Today I am spending at Molly's. Michael Rivett will be there. Going to read them my play.
I wish Monday were this side of the weekend and not the fair side. I am dying to see you. I love you so well,
I adore you
Lawrence

P.S. I have Mary McCarthy's Groves of Academe

X The songs I have written already won't do. I have to scrap my last draft.

73927194 - Zooniverse2017

Blackheath
Friday

Dearest Sylvia
Thank you for your letters. Let me know what train you are
coming on and I will meet you. I mention this now as there may
not be time to confirm it - but I will meet whatever train
you name.
I am so glad that you enjoyed the Coronation and drank the
Queen's health. (The Imhers do sound a tense family. I am glad
that there's less conflict in Frances' family.) You will be
able to see the Coronation on 3-D, widescreen, technicolor
film, if you want to, when you come to town.
Passmore, the other day, was charming. He clattered about so
many things besides abstract art! I have never known him get
off stop before. It was very pleasant.
John and Magda came 1st yesterday: Frank came after tea (he
had been at a recording session). Everybody admired again
Ajax. Magda adored Hetty: John does, too - he had told Magda
all about it. I borrowed the money from mother and so
entertained them quite lavishly. I read them the treatment
of my sound play which they like so all that remains is to
write it. Probable title: The TRAVEL AGENT. X

Angus Wilson wrote very correctionally about Manhood -
The Observer and The Listener were bad, too. I hope he gets
fairer reviews than these - tho' I expect its just what C ex-
pects.
Today I am spending at Molly's. Michael Rivett will be
there. Going to read them my play.
I wish Monday were this side of the weekend and not the far
side. I am dying to see you. I love you so well,
adore you
Lawrence

P.S.
I have Mary McCarthy's Grows of Academe.
L

X The songs I have written already
won't do. I have to scrap my
1st draft.

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