She remarks on Frank Russell's death.

The photograph is of Ottoline and another woman, possibly a Mrs. Hendly.

"Monday".

The enclosed poem is titled "To Heraclitus" by Calemius and translated by William Cory. [The author is usually given as Callimachus.]

Ottoline is reading BR's early letters to her.

Re Patricia: "I knew you were in love with someone."

Ottoline has had a visit from Patricia—and liked her "immensely".

Lytton Strachey "is very ill...."

BR is coming up to London for broadcasting.

"Et tu, brute".

She includes notes on BR's Autobiography, "My First Fifty Years".

"Thurs."

"Friday".

"Easter Sunday".

Written from Hyderabad, India.

"Good Friday".

"Monday". Dated 1935 because of Ottoline's reference to Patricia's "operation" to have her appendix removed.

Dated by the inscription in her gift to BR of Shakespeare's Sonnets (Russell's Library, no. 1363).

The note reads: "I shall say that you and I have to go to a 'meeting' at 3—o'c in case MM N stays too long."

"Tuesday". Dated by reference to document .082772.

She is still on holiday in France, having been in Provence where the Aldous Huxleys live.

Dated by her reference to BR's letter in The Nation, B&R C30.17.

She sends "Lytton's book". That might be his posthumous Characters and Commentaries (1933), Russell's Library, no. 1,248.

BR is back from somewhere.

[Ottoline is going down to Garsington, which the Morrells owned until 1928.]

"Thursday". "We are both unbending and reserved".

BR corrected the transcription.

Also in file, TL(TC,CAR).

BR corrected the transcription.

Also in file, TL(TC,CAR), corrected by BR.

BR corrected and annotated the transcription re Julian's marriage.

This Russell letter number might be an attempt to date the letter, which was undated, and might not be an actual letter number.

Also in file, TL(TC,CAR), corrected by BR.

BR corrected the transcription.

Also in file, TL(TC, CAR).

BR corrected the transcription.

Also in file, TL(TC,CAR).

BR corrected the transcription.

Also in file, TL(TC,CAR).

BR corrected the transcription.

Also in file, TL(TC,CAR), corrected by BR.

BR corrected the transcription.

Also in file, TL(TC,CAR), corrected by BR.

This and following letters are part of a docket of documents with the title-page: "In the County Court of Sussex / Holden at Midhurst / Russell v Russell / Copy Correspondence / Coward Chance & Co., 30, Mincing Lane, E.C.3."

The schedule concerns household and grounds equipment at Telegraph House.

Re Russell versus Russell.

Re Russell versus Russell.

Re Russell versus Russell.

The receipt is for a telescope: document number .133308. BR returned the telescope to Britnell & Crawter.

BR will swear in court that the box with the telescope was never opened. He will be abroad between Aug. 14 and 24.

Vandercom & Co. have instructed this Midhurst solicitor to issue a summons.

Re the trial for the telescope.

BR's response to Vandercom Stanton & Co.'s letter of 1929/06/24 is quoted in Coward Chance's reply of 1929/07/01. See record 114971. The carbon of BR's letter is document .133156.

BR can't admit any liability for repairs to the telescope.

Re Telegraph House.

Re settlements for John and Kate.

Davies received BR's "private letter" of Jan. 5.

Enclosed with document .133035, record 114986.

Re 50 Cleveland Square.

Re Mollie, Countess Russell's trust.

A draft reply re Telegraph House.

Re Telegraph House.

"... you are beginning to take as black a view of him as I do." Re Frank Russell.

Enclosed with document .133030, no record number.