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- 28-29 Mar 1936 (Production)
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19 M[anchester] St, W.1. - Is 'sure to be here Wednesday'; asks if a visiting time of 4 pm would suit her. Thanks her for her letter; wants to re-read it, 'but it has fallen on to the floor!'. If 'G[eorge] M[acaulay] T[revelyan]'s morality has gone sour' his own 'sensitivity is certainly doing likewise; as the date of his 'release' from the clinic 'recedes and recedes', he is 'seeing all its faults'. His wound 'went wrong again this morning' and he is back in bed. If her car is free when he is ready to come out, he 'might be very glad of it'; he has offers of transport from both Hilton Young and Leonard Woolf, but seems likely to lose them through delays. indeed he has 'certainly lost Hilton's, as he goes away in it on Thursday'.
Had a good long letter from Bob at Grasse; he seems to be 'enjoying himself' and to be 'entertained by H. G. Wells'. He himself is reading Paradise Lost 'with pleasure': it suits his mood, which is 'gloomy yet unable to contemplate realities. God's frightful muddles: his inability to make either Hell or Eden work:... his readiness to throw Christ into the soup - what a puerile yet what a terrific universe!'. Is also reading [his own] Abinger Harvest, 'though not alas on Worthing Pie'; it is a 'real comfort' to him that it has come out just now, is liked by his friends, and by many of the critics.
May D. [?Dickinson] has been to tea, at a time when Morgan was sitting up. Robin Mayor is visiting again soon: 'what a warm hearted nice chap he is'. Has 'quite lost the feeling of dryness' Mayor used to give him. Is very lucky to have 'friends in various generations', a good fortune which Bessie also shares. Note up the side of the letter saying that her letter has been picked up from the floor; his reply 'is not nearly nice enough for it, but shall go' all the same.
Postscript dated 'Sunday evening' [29 Mar] saying that he has had 'good and surprising news': MacDonald says whatever the state of the wound, he will be able to travel on Thursday; Leonard Woolf could therefore take him in his car. Will see her on Wednesday.
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- Forster, Edward Morgan (1879-1970), novelist and essayist (Sujet)
- Trevelyan, Elizabeth (1875-1957), musician (Sujet)
- Trevelyan, George Macaulay (1876-1962), historian, public educator, and conservationist (Sujet)
- Young, Edward Hilton (1879-1960) first Baron Kennet of the Dene, politician (Sujet)
- Woolf, Leonard Sidney (1880-1969), author and publisher (Sujet)
- Wells, Herbert George (1866-1946), novelist and social commentator (Sujet)
- Milton, John (1608-1674), poet and polemicist (Sujet)
- Dickinson, Margaret May Lowes (1861-1942) sister of Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson (Sujet)
- Mayor, Robert John Grote (1869-1947), civil servant and philosopher, known as Robin (Sujet)
- MacDonald, Sydney Gray (1879-1946) surgeon (Sujet)