"Friday".

"Sat." She has "very private", "very unhappy" news about Philip.

"Monday and Tuesday".

"Sassoon contemplates rebellion".

See record 114769 for the enclosure, "a horrid letter from" Robert Graves.

"Sunday morning".

"Monday". Dated by BR.

"Friday".

"Just to wish you all the strength and support...."

Marked "1st letter" and "May 1918" by BR.

After May 27 but before May 31. On May 27 BR wrote Frank Russell asking him to tell Ottoline about Tomlinson.

Marked "2nd letter" by BR.

Marked "3rd" (letter) by BR.

Marked "4th letter" and "1918" by BR.

This letter is her reply to BR's letter of 2 July.

Dated by BR. He replied to the letter in his of 25 July, record 18682.

Dated "late July 1918" and marked "6th letter" by BR.

In reply to BR's letter of 1 August 1918.

"Sunday".

"Sunday".

"Hurrah that is wonderful news...."

"Sunday".

"Friday".

"Sunday morning".

This letter was originally document .082649.

"Tuesday". Dated by BR.

"Friday".

"Thursday".

In Russell's handwriting.

Although she dated the letter "April 17", the envelope is postmarked the 16th.

"Friday".

"Monday".

"Sunday".

"Sunday".

"Wed: Thursday".

"Sunday". BR wrote "Ans" at the top. This is the first time for that annotation in this correspondence.

"Sunday".

"Sunday".

"Monday".

"Thursday".

"Tuesday".

"Sunday".

BR's visit was "thrilling" to her in every way.

She hopes he will write that book (on Bolshevism), and so does W.B. Yeats for its great effect on Ireland.

"My only fear is that remarriage might tether you more than is good for you."

Addressed to BR at the Government University, Peking, China.

BR's letter has arrived.

Russell was still en route from the Soviet Union.

She received BR's letter of Dec. 17, with photographs. The envelope has his home address in Peking: 2 Sui an Po Hutung.

She began the letter on Feb. 25.

The envelope was addressed to China and was readdressed 3 times, finding BR in London. "We have all been wondering if you were really alive."

The envelope is addressed to BR at the Post Office, Montreal. She makes no reference here to mailing it to Canada, though she does in a later letter.

On de Valera and Eliot.

Ottoline is very happy that Dora is expecting though its "illegitimacy" will be a "bore".

She says she wrote BR a letter "to Melbourne" (i.e., Montreal).

Clifford Allen has married.

Ottoline offers lodgings to BR and Dora.

On Allen.