BR TO CONSTANCE MALLESON, [30 JAN. 1917]
BRACERS 19117. ALS. McMaster
Edited by S. Turcon. Reviewed by K. Blackwell

<London>
Tuesday1^, 2^, 3

My Beloved

I hated to leave you last night but I had such a lot of work ahead of me that I thought I ought. I keep on thinking about you and wishing you were not so unhappy — it is dreadful, my Darling. I wonder how B’ham4 is turning out. Do let me know as much as you can.

A very interesting bit of work5 (which I will tell you about when we meet) has suddenly descended upon me and will keep me furiously busy till Friday, doing things I enjoy.

Dearest loved one, remember that I love you deeply and long for you to be happy — Goodnight my lovely Darling.

B

• 1

  [document] Document 200090.

• 2

  [envelope] Miss Colette O’Niel | c/o Miles Malleson Esq. | Repertory Theatre | Birmingham. Pmk: LONDON W.C. | 1.15 AM | JAN 31 17A

• 3

  [date] The date is presumed from “Tuesday” plus the attached envelope which is postmarked 31 January 1917.

• 4

  B’ham Colette’s husbandMiles was acting in a play at the Repertory Theatre in Birmingham for about a month in January and February 1917; Colette was with him for part of the time. For information on Miles, see BRACERS 19046, n.4.

• 5

  A very interesting bit of work ??.