| Content Description | Discusses 'intuition' in understanding people, with particular reference to her mother [Sallie Hopkin], and tells of how D.H. Lawrence used to bring 'his women' to her for an opinion; mentions that her mother 'couldn't see' Jess[i]e Chambers, but told him that Frieda [Lawrence] was a good woman for him; tells of her first meeting with Clifford [Musgrave, Margaret's late husband], and expresses sympathy over his recent death; informs Margaret that she is returning the £5 that she sent; reports on her health and backlog of work.
Refers to the inclusion of an account of a recent hospital visit [not present]. |