BR TO OTTOLINE MORRELL, [28 JUNE 1913]
BRACERS 17957. ALS. Morrell papers #817, Texas
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Trinity College,
Cambridge.1^, 2

My Darling

Your dear telegram just come. I couldn’t make it out at first and thought you said “please talk to me soon”. I do think it would be better to meet and talk, on Monday if you can. It is not right not to talk. But as you wish. I feel much better here — the country soothes one. Your goodness is so wonderful — it fills me with shame.

I won’t write more — I have no time. I don’t see the future. But I should like to talk calmly with you before talking to Mrs W. if you think it not a bad plan. My deep deep love will be with you as long as I live.

Your
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  [document] Document 000817. Proofread against a colour scan of the original.

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  [envelope] A circled “817”. The Lady Ottoline Morrell | Black Hall | Oxford. Pmk: HINDHEAD HASLEMERE SURREY | 810. PM. | JU 28 | 13