Content Description | Addresses her as 'My dear Sister'; complains about his recent poor health; mentions forthcoming visits from the Brewsters and the Huxleys; discusses arrangements for some of the manuscripts of his works, including a 'little MS. book of poems' (probably refers to La L 9); mentions that Dorothy Warren paid for his pictures; promises she will receive copies of 'Pansies' and 'The Escaped Cock', and enquires whether she saw his article 'The Risen Lord' in last week's 'Everyman'; enquires about Aunt Ada [Krenkow]; signed 'Love to all. DHL'.
Includes an envelope (La Ac 1/1/231/2) addressed to Mrs L.A. Clarke, Broadway, Ripley nr Derby, Angleterre; section containing postmark and stamp has been torn away. |