Also in file: 2 photocopies of the original letter, found at documents .174193 and .174195.

This document contains two copies of Leopardi's poem in Italian: "L'Infinito". The second also contains an English translation. All are in BR's handwriting. His favourite poem was "The Infinite" by Leopardi.

With the documents is an envelope addressed by Debrett's to Lady Constance Malleson and franked 18 May 1950.

The poem was enclosed with document .200009, record 19046. Its enclosure with this letter is indicated not by the original letter but by a typed copy made of it—document .201005, record 115260.

Written on an envelope, now empty: "Approx. 33 wires, all dated & stamped, from Constance Malleson to Bertrand Russell."

Telegram is stamped "25 Sp 17", i.e. 25 September 1917. Also written is "Last night", thus the date of 24 September.

Arrangements to stay at the Cat and Fiddle have been made.

Colette has annotated the telegram: "2nd pre-prison Cat & Fiddle". Tomlinson, whose initials are unknown, evidently worked for the inn, which was in the Peak District.

A draft of a response is handwritten on the letter.

Also in file: 2 TL(CAR) at documents .174226 and .174227.

Also in file: TL(CAR) at document .174236.

A draft of a response is handwritten on the letter.

A list of conditions is attached.

2 copies of an open letter to the Pope are attached.

The date is taken from that of reply.

The date is taken from that of reply.

The date is taken from the reply, at document .174284.

Attached is a brief English translation.

The date is taken from the reply, at document .174291.