| Content Description | Refers to her early past and contemporaries, including her mother [Sallie Hopkin], father [William E. Hopkin], the Hammerton family [relatives of hers], Alice Dax, and D.H. Lawrence; promises to send Margaret a copy of the account of her early days that she is currently writing; discusses D.H. Lawrence's ideal of creating a community of like minded people [in Taos, New Mexico], but concludes that it could never have worked and would have ended in 'one great glorious hate'; comments on the strained relations between D.H. Lawrence, Frieda Lawrence, and Dorothy Brett; mentions poems written by the son-in-law of her late 'Indian' friend.
Refers to the inclusion of a photograph of berries [not present]. |