An agreement for the rental of a pianoforte.

Miles' letter is separately written below "Joanna"'s.

Crompton quotes a telegram from his wife, Moya. See document .134183a, record 110541.

The envelope has bibliographical notes.

Re In Praise of Idleness and the sales dummies.

The letter is preceded by three photographs: documents .134193, .134194 and .134195, which may or may not be enclosures with the letter.

Rosalinde's father was Carl von Ossietzky, the Nobel-Prize winning pacifist.

Document .134311 is the envelope, which has a question from Rosalinde on it.

Addressed to Lady Russell.

Richard thanks her for Russia's Iron Age.

Re Adam von Trott.

Re a letter sent to Dora Russell but intended for Patricia.

Re rat poison.

Re Russell not addressing letters to Dora himself.

The month is missing. But the letter was written while Russell and Patricia were "in a warm place".

Smith was a Portmadoc resident.

Signed "Mother".