BRACERS Record Detail for 17944
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"Friday mg." "The best thing in my writing on Theory of Knowledge is the map of the country—that was already partially in the Shilling book. It is very new, I think, and much more according to the natural divisions of the subject." When map ok, rest can be corrected at leisure.
BR TO OTTOLINE MORRELL, [13 JUNE 1913]
BRACERS 17944. ALS. Morrell papers #806B, Texas
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My Darling Love
What a joy it is to be sending my last letter to Lausanne. Tomorrow morning I will write to Paris. I can’t wait till tonight because that might not reach you before you start. I shall count on Wednesday. I am free all the morning, and from about 4 onward — but I mustn’t cut short the lunch with Wittgenstein’s mother, so I can’t reckon on afternoon earlier than 4. I shall be sleeping here while I am normally with the Whiteheads — they have no spare room — so please address here. — I was tired last night, and actually went to bed at 10.30 — today I am stupid from sleep — but not tired. — The best thing in my writing on theory of knowledge is the map of the country — that was already partially in the shilling book. It is very new, I think, and much more according to the natural divisions of the subject. When one’s map is right, one can correct details at one’s leisure — and many details will want correcting. I find it hard to rest yet, there is so much that I still have it in mind to do, but I must stop for a bit.
Darling I do hope these last days are resting you. I feel you have been terribly tired. I do long for you my Darling — but imagination shies at the thought of seeing you again — I have so put it away all this time. There is so much on both sides to talk over — Goodbye my Dearest Dearest. I yearn for you and love you with all my soul.
Your
B.
