BR will come up to Manchester to visit Alys.

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The telegram is not signed but is presumably from Alys.

She asks that BR meet her at Euston Station.

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They are now "technically engaged".

Just before this letter is a column from The Woman's Signal with extracts from an 1894 diary. It could be Lady Somerset's.

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BR is in Rome.

Alys believes it would be hard to quarrel with BR, since he has so much self-control.

Evidently Alys and BR went to see Lady Russell.

There is a second, much more legible printout of this letter.

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Lady Russell asks Alys to call at P.L. [Pembroke Lodge] the earliest day that she can.

On Alys's upcoming interview with Lady Russell.

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A postcard written from Rome. BR and Dawson drove out to the country. The card is unsigned but she wrote to BR at record 123442, and his own letter to Alys of 17 March identifies his companion as Dawson.

Lady Russell wants BR to stay with the Dufferins in Paris. The Marquess of Dufferin and Ava was British Ambassador to France.

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Their secret is leaking out. The Duchess of Bedford has written to Lady Henry Somerset to ask if there is truth to the report she has heard.

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This undated letter is written from Rome. BR is in Rome as well. Dawson cannot meet him today.

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This undated letter from Paris is followed by 5 pages of small printed items.

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The letter is followed by two pages of The Women's Signal and a published letter titled "Advanced Women", apparently from Fabian News.

Helen Thomas will be with her tomorrow.

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More on Lady Russell.

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On telling Lady Russell of their engagement sooner rather than later (contra Miss Bühler).

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Alys posed for William Rothenstein.

Following this letter is a printed invitation from the Young British Women's Temperance Association advertising a speech by Alys Russell on 23 Feb. 1894.

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Lady Russell read Alys her answer to Alys's article.

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Countess Russell asks for the address of "the doctor" in Philadelphia.

They will meet soon, and BR has not behaved like a cad.

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On the medical health of Alys's family and Lady Russell's concerns.

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Alys merely provides her address in Manchester.

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The letter she wrote BR Tuesday morning did not arrive, apparently.

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Mrs. Morley is furious with Alys because of her article.

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Alys's meetings are splendid because they make the time go fast.

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Alys praises BR's letter to his Aunt Maude.

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Alys saw Lady Russell yesterday.

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An invitation to afternoon tea on 24 May. The identity of the mayoress is unknown.

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The Russells are in a "state" after "The Wild Duck".

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"Tuesday morning"

Last year Alys knew nothing of how BR felt during exams.

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"Tuesday evening"

Alys and others had a big argument with Dr. Coit.

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Lady Russell refers to Alys hoping to win her love.

Alys has sent the certificates to Dr. Anderson, and he should hear soon from Dr. Gordno. She encloses a letter (record 123466) from Beatrice Webb.

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The date written on the letter is 2 June 1895. But it must be 1894. It is a dinner invitation.

Alys has written on the top: "From Mrs. Sidney Webb. Refused."

Enclosed with the letter at record 123465.

They need a Sunday chaperone.

Following this letter is a cutting from The Glasgow Herald, about the upcoming wedding of BR and Alys.

The announcement mentions Alys's article, "The Revolt of the Daughters".

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Alys repeats what some people have been saying about their engagement.

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Alys says she has enclosed a press cutting that would please Lady Russell, but it is not present.

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BR will read the Karl Peters article in Hochland and wishes a cordial message be sent to Albert Schweitzer.

"I have analysed it out that the only word I was shocked at in thy letters was 'copulate', and that was because I had never heard it used of any thing but earthworms before."

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Alys cannot be expected, she says, to think much of BR's choice of Fellowship subjects!

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"Copy of letter to Dr. Hack Tuke". The letter concerns Alys's family heredity.

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Alys encloses a copy of her letter to Dr. Tuke, record 123473.

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Alys encloses the reply that she has received from Dr. Hack Tuke (record 123476) about family heredity.

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This letter on the medical history of the families of Bertie and Alys is in reply to her letter of 19 June 1894.

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Alys will spend the day arranging BR's books and getting the studio ready for him.

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Alys has BR's telegram and he may send more.

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Alys would not consult Dr. Anderson because he repeats things to Lady Russell.

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Alys thinks BR's letter to his aunt was "quite right".

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This is a draft reply to Dr. Anderson, written on a blank page of Anderson's letter to her of 5 July 1894 (record 123481).

Alys says that she "must of course rely on the opinion of my own medical advisor."

Alys has read Mill's autobiography for the first time.

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Alys is getting some jewellery work done, "but it is a perfect disgrace thee is not attending to it thyself!"

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Alys will write to Dr. Tuke today.

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She has written to Dr. Tuke at last. She encloses a copy of her letter (record 123487). Logan approved it.

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A copy of the letter that she sent to Dr. Duke. Its date is taken from the letter she sent to BR enclosing this copy.

Alys announces the decision to marry BR and not have children.

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Also with this card is a clipping titled "To Make a Literary Celebrity". Also there is another clipping titled "A Unique Family Gathering", at the Duck of Buccleuch's town residence.

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She has had no letter from Dr. Tuke yet. Alys is glad BR was "plain cross" at something, "For it makes thee seem so human."

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The day the letter was written is not clear.

Dr. Tuke is glad Alys let him know the course she and BR will take and wishes them "a happy married life".

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The letter has a lot of information about where previous letters and telegrams were sent.

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"Sent yesterdays letter to Poste Restante Dolgelly".

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"Thurs. afternoon"

Alys mentions Hattie Urquhart (there is a copy of German Social Democracy inscribed by BR to Miss Urquhart).

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"Thursday evening"

"I have thy photograph in front of me as I write, and it is pure joy to look at it."

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Some Russell relatives hoped BR would marry "a nice quiet girl" who would steady him, instead of possibly intensifying his ideas for social reform.

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An invitation for Alys and Logan to play tennis. Alys has annotated it: "We refused this with joy! The Brodnicks are bores, and they never came near us until my engagement was announced. Snobs."

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This letter has a dinner place card attached to it. Alys's name is on the front; on the verso she has noted: "Dinner at the Philpots, June 22nd 1894. Our first dinner together."

BR is at Pembroke Lodge.

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Enclosed with Alys's letter at record 123429. She identifies the sender as "my old aunt in America". Only one sheet was enclosed, as it has to do with Alys's fiancé.

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BR agrees Dulles' "dangerous doctrines" should be denounced and requests a copy of his recent speech.

BR asks to see what he said in an earlier note about the early days of the London School of Economics.

"No".

"Would it be wicked to quote the Bible, and say 'my beloved is mine and I am his'?"

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"Sunday morning"

Alys is suddenly faced with the idea of a separation from BR.

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"Sunday evening"

Alys believes BR ought to agree to the separation for his grandmother's peace of mind.

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Attached to this letter are five newsclippings, mainly concerning religion. One mentions Edward Carpenter. They are from the Agnostic Journal, found in her mother's wastebasket.

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Now Alys thinks that Lady Russell will never be content with the separation.

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Alys has been "drugging" herself with The Egoist.

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"Thursday morning"

Alys encloses (not present) a tract about BR's family. She will send another copy to Aunty Lill.

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"Thursday evening"

Alys praises the copy of BR's letter to his grandmother.

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"... so far as I can see, for the rest of my life, I shall have no time or energy for anything except the attempt to persuade mankind to abandon the pursuit of mutual suicide."

This letter is incomplete; it begins on page 2 and thus is not dated. The date assigned is from its placement in the file.

A note says it is incomplete, as it is indeed is, beginning on a sheet numbered 2. It begins by concerning "those old doctors".

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Alys enjoys BR's account of his conversations with his Grandmother Russell. Grandmother Stanley is pleased with him.

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"Saturday morning"

"Thy Aunt's letter is irritating...."

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"Saturday evening"

Alys is now "drugging herself" with Galton's Hereditary Genius".

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Alys refers to BR's journal entry in which he called himself a fool. This was a year ago "today".

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Alys pours scorn on a new doctor's letter that BR enclosed with his letter.

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Alys is in the studio. BR's photograph looks too serious for him. "It is hard to imagine such a serious individual chasing me around the room, or wrestling with me."

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About Maud Burdett: "It is a pity thee cannot marry her to rescue her."

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"Friday before lunch"

Logan must not be called "G.A." again. It reached the ears of Auntie Lill.

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"Friday morning"

Alys says "yes" to BR going to Paris.

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BR is at Ramsbury Manor, Hungerford. He is to write to Alys at the Dolphin Hotel, Chichester.

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"Friday evening"

Alys says no to a meeting, since Lady Russell would want an unbroken separation of 3 months.

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"Against meeting". Alys wrote her reasons, she says, from Chichester early today.

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"Saturday afternoon"

BR is to send "Pater" direct to a Millville, New Jersey, address "if thee doesn't go to Germany".

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"Saturday evening"

She will confine her letters to P.L. to one a day. Logan wants to know if BR would like an introduction to Whistler.

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"Monday morning"

Alys notes that BR has marked "G.T." by some songs in Bullen's Lyrics, the volume beginning with the poem to love quoted in BR's journal. Alys asks him why. His reply, that it stands for "Golden Treasury", is contained in document .055058a, record 20907.

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"Monday evening". The letter continues "Tuesday morning".

Alys talks about the home she will make for BR.

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BR disagrees with her about supporting Direct Action: "I think there has to be a sphere for the individual conscience" to break the law even in a democracy. Journalists give space to Direct Action because its practice makes for interesting reading.

BR is glad of the celebration planned for the centenary of Jane Addams "whom I greatly admired" and joins the Committee as an honorary member.

BR recommends his Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy and Whitehead's Home University Library book on mathematics.

BR returns his interesting article on evolution and destiny. It can be used for propaganda purposes only in Buddhist countries.