| Content Description | Addresses her as 'My dear Lou'; enquires as to whether she has finished working at Gaddesby, and wonders if she starts at Quorn on Monday; worries that the weather may be affecting her; reports that Ada [Lawrence] is trying to arrange the accommodation for their holiday, and hopes that the Halls will not join them; is looking forward to the holiday, having dreamt about it; began painting a 'Corot' [Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, 1796-1875] but has destroyed it and is currently doing an 'Idyll' which Agnes Holt has requested from him.
Mentions that the Jones family [John William Jones and Marie Jones] is planning to move to Clyde Rd. and wonders how long he will be in Croydon; discusses his plans to visit her in Quorn, and wishes that she were nearer to him; signed 'D.H. Lawrence'. |