"Wed."

"Wed. eve."

"Dec 2."

"Monday".

"Sat. and Sunday".

"Monday".

"Tuesday".

"Monday".

"Wed."

"Sat."

"Friday".

"Monday". Dated by BR.

A typed transcription is in the file.

On D.H. Lawrence.

"Monday".

"You must cancel engagements and take 11.43 or 2.30 train to Wheatley today I insist".

"Friday night".

"Thursday".

"Thursday".

Three photographs included and a blank half-sheet of Bedford Square letterhead.

"Tuesday".

The unused postcard has a photograph of Ottoline Morrell standing alone in a field.

"Friday".

"Tues."

"Friday".

"Sat." The envelope has "4 Mar" written on the flap.

Re BR's "Adsum Qui Feci" letter to The Times.

"Hurrah it is good".

"Coming Monday also Lytton Philip delighted stand bail Ottoline". Ottoline Morrell refers to Lytton Strachey and Philip Morrell.

"Am sure all will go well do ask Dr. Wilson 3 Gordon Square for sleeping draught tonight Ottoline".

Much on BR's involvement with Vivienne Eliot, also Lawrence and a magazine [The Signature].

"Sunday".

"Monday". Santayana's visit this day is mentioned. There seems no other reason (if that is one) to give the letter its precise file date of 1916/05/11. This record correctly covers 2 document numbers.

Re BR's upcoming appearance at the Mansion House.

Re a deputation, the Daily News, and Tennant.

"Monday". The "Smillie meeting" is mentioned.

She refers to a present from Lawrence and BR. She critiques a lecture by BR, disliking the word "disgusting" applied to Carlyle, and recommends Rolland's Angelo.

"Sat. morning".

Dated by J.M. Murry's visit.

A handwritten transcription is in the file.

"Thursday."

"Tues." On Lawrence's Women in Love.

"Wed."

"Monday."

"Sunday".

"Easter Sunday".

"Wed."