BR TO OTTOLINE MORRELL, [15 JULY 1913]
BRACERS 17968. ALS. Morrell papers #828, Texas
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Sarsen Land,
Lockeridge,
Marlborough,
Wilts.1^, 2
Tuesday evg

My Darling Darling

Your dear letter has just come. Let it be Thursday, since that is nearer. I will come up tomorrow night (arriving Paddn. 8.20) — The country would be delightful — but the weather seems very doubtful. Shall we go to Putney or Richmond Park after luncheon? It will be an unbelievable joy to be together again my Dearest Dearest — If you would prefer Monday, please telegraph — but I shall come up anyhow as I have to see Sanger and the dentist and have now just written to them. — I have been merely existing from one of your letters to the next, not up to much in the way of work, but very well physically and nervously. I have been terribly restless from longing for you — when I was travelling it didn’t matter, but now I am settled here it grows tiresome. But it will be all right now. — Very interesting about Conrad — I expect his Catholicism is merely inherited, not very fervent. — What a worry Nurse is. My dear dear Love I longafor you with all my Soul. I won’t write more as we meet so soon. Goodnight my Loved One.

Your
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  [document] Document 000828. Proofread against a colour scan of the original.

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  [envelope] A circled “828”. The Lady Ottoline Morrell | 44 Bedford Square | London W.C. Pmk: LOCKERIDGE | 7 15 PM | JY 15 | 13

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