BR TO CONSTANCE MALLESON, 14 JAN. 1919
BRACERS 19411. ALS. McMaster
Edited by S. Turcon. Reviewed by K. Blackwell

In the train.1^, 2
14.1.19

Beloved

I feel so happy about you that I hardly realized the sorrow of coming to an end of our wonderful time together.3 — We have really found each other again after a long difficult search. And now we must keep really together in spirit.

I shall work with immense vigour. If I don’t achieve wonders, it can only be due to senility — I hope the fussiness of London won’t turn you aside from your resolve about reading.

Dear Heart you have smoothed out all the creases in me and made me all new — Bless you my loved one. Take care of yourself — it is dreadful when you are ill — I do hope you will have good fortune as regards work —

Goodbye beloved — A thousand kisses and all my heart —

B

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  [document] Document 200401.

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  [envelope] The Lady Constance Malleson | 34 Russell Chambers | Bury Str. | London W.C.1. Pmk. HIGH WYCOMB | 7 PM | 14  JA | 19 | 2

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  wonderful time together At the Cottage Hotel, Lynton, Devon.