Unidad documental simple 17 - Letter from Marie Busch to R. C. Trevelyan

Westfield House, Thornton Road, Clapham Park, S.W. - Thanks Trevelyan for his letter from Silverdale; wonders if he has been able to get much work done during what she hears was a prolonged stay and expects he is glad to be home. Is very glad he has learned [Hölderlin's] "Schicksalslied" by heart; is very fond of it. Her Oxford friends have sent her a review in the "Nation" of Bertrand Russell's "Principles of Social Reconstruction" and suggested that a German translation will be wanted; asks if Trevelyan could get some information from Allen & Unwin and perhaps recommend her. Has just finished the essay on Poland [Drogoslaw, "Poland and the Polish Nation"?] which she would never have finished satisfactorily without Mr Reade's help. "More Tales by Polish Authors" has been very well reviewed: as Trevelyan said, without the preface they paid much more attention to the stories themselves. Will be staying here with friends until she can find rooms in town.