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- 11 July 1947 (Creation)
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4 Beacon Hill, N.7. - Thanks for Trevelyan's poems, "From the Shiffolds"; is glad that "Epistle to my Grandson" is still the first poem since it is a favourite, though he questions the use of the word "aborted". Has started work at the Bank of England after returning from Seatoller, where Mrs Cockbain looked after him and José very well, last Sunday; they climbed Gable, Glaramara and Scawfell and went on walks to Buttermere, Wasdale and Watendlath. José did not previously know the Lakes and loved them; she is eager to read Trevelyan's poem on Glaramara. Sandra is busy making arrangements for her wedding. Believes his parents are well. Is likely to have an easy start at the Bank: is currently learning the mechanisms of banking in various offices, but expects he will end up in Exchange Control..
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- Luce, John Marlowe (1917-2000) son of Gordon and Tee Tee Luce (Subject)
- Luce, Josephine Margaret (1922-2016) wife of John Marlowe Luce (Subject)
- Harding, Sandra (b. c. 1917) daughter of Gordon and Tee Tee Luce (Subject)
- Luce, Gordon Hannington (1889-1979) poet and orientalist (Subject)
- Luce, Tee Tee (1895-1982) philanthropist (Subject)