West Hackhurst, Abinger Hammer, Dorking.—Agrees to talk to the Peaslake League of Nations Union.
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West Hackhurst, | Abinger Hammer | Dorking
Dear Mrs Pethick-Lawrence,
Thank you for your letter: Mrs Barger and I so much enjoyed coming over to day.
I have been thinking over the invitation from the Peaslake L. of N. U.; {1} my difficulty is that I have not been able to hit on a subject which is suitable. People are more and more inter-ested in the future, and it is a topic upon which I find myself more and [more] {2} doubtful and incompetent. Old age, I suppose!
I should like to come, though, and am free on Friday April 7th (I see it is Good Friday) or later in the year if this date is filled up.—Perhaps I shall be able to think of a subject by then, and perhaps you can suggest one.
Yours very sincerely, with every kind wish,
E M Forster
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{1} League of Nations Union.
{2} Omitted by mistake.