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- 29 Dec 1903 (Creation)
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Madeira Cottage, Lyme Regis. - Has had liver trouble: apologising for not writing sooner to thank Trevelyan for his letter and Moore's poem. Change of scene has not been as effective as he hoped so far and Helen has been rather silent, but he thinks the last few days have been better. Wishes for some sunlight. Thinks Bertie [Russell's] article in the "Independent Review" ["Free Man's Worship"] is very kind though cannot match his resignation: clings to 'a cowardly "hope"'. Margery hopes to put on a masque for the opening of the new Library at Somerville College: asks if Trevelyan could write something
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4/104: Letter from Margery Fry to Trevelyan, 1 Jan 1904, about her plans for the Somerville Masque
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Pencil annotation numbering the letter '75'.
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- Fry, Roger Eliot (1866-1934), art historian, critic, and painter (Subject)
- Moore, Thomas Sturge (1870-1944) writer and wood engraver (Subject)
- Fry, Helen (1864-1937), artist (Subject)
- Russell, Bertrand Arthur William (1872-1970), 3rd Earl Russell, philosopher, journalist, and political campaigner (Subject)
- Fry, Sara Margery (1874-1958), penal reformer and college head (Subject)
- Somerville College, Oxford (Subject)