| Content Description | Expresses sympathy over Clifford [Musgrave's] illness; discusses in some depth D.H. and Frieda Lawrence, and asserts that D.H. Lawrence 'would not have been so famous if he had not married a German Baroness, and if their married life had been less spectacular'; comments on Frieda's marriage to [Ernest] Weekley and their children [Charles, Barbara and Elsa], as well as discussing her opinions on marriage in general; mentions a visit from her elderly 'Indian' friend; describes [Alice] Dax [a friend of D.H. Lawrence], and mentions a disastrous illicit love affair between Eric [Cunningham Dax, son of Alice and Henry Dax] and Kay [Margaret's sister]; refers briefly to her father's life and works and other family matters. |