A postscript added to the letter is dated 22 Nov. 1975.

Not a letter; rather, a report card for Judith Bickford, with handwritten entries by various teachers.

Pasted into a blank leatherbound book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR refers to her letter (lost).

Pasted into a blank book-hand bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR refers to Fox's letter (lost).

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR refers to Fox's letter (lost).

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR refers to Fox's letter of August 19.

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR refers to Fox's (lost) letter, which was given to BR by Feakins.

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. Dated by sequence. BR refers to her (lost) letter.

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR refers to Fox's letter (lost).

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR refers to her letter at record 20007.

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. Letterhead of the William Penn Hotel. BR refers to Fox's letter (lost).

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. BR seems to refer to a letter from Fox. They will manage virtue "unassisted".

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. Letterhead of the Ritz-Carleton Hotel, Montreal. BR refers to Fox's letter "which had got delayed by Thanksgiving" (lost).

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. Dated by sequence.

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. Dated by sequence. BR refers to getting her two (lost) letters yesterday.

Pasted into a blank book hand-bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. Letterhead: "On board the Cunard R.M.S. Berengaria".

Pasted into a blank book hand bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933.

Pasted into a blank book hand bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933. Contains "American love-poem" by BR.

Pasted into a blank book hand bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933.

Pasted into a blank book hand bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933.

Pasted into a blank book hand bound for Fox by Robert Melton, Binder, New York, 1933.

Pasted into a blank leatherbound book.

Pasted into a blank book.

Pasted into a blank book.

Pasted into a blank book.

Pasted into a blank book.

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A photostat of this letter was sent to BR in 1949 or 1950; see document .054766a.

"Dearest and most beautiful Miriam".

A photostat of this letter was sent to BR in 1949 or 1950; see document .054766c.

"I hate the title."

Written from Villa Costa Loria, Hendaye-Plage, B-P, France. Successful with the children.

Written "somewhere in Texas", on the Rock Island Lines, en route. "I hate Los Angeles—the people are frivolous and cruel."

Letterhead: New York Central Lines, Twilight Limited. BR has evidently just left Cleveland.

Letterhead: White Star Line. On board S.S. Adriatic.

Letterhead: White Star Line. On board S.S. Adriatic. On his debate with Rabbi Wise, "The best I ever had"; on divorce by mutual consent. Next day Wise and BR "acted the debate over again for the movies".

Written "in the train".

A photostat of this letter was sent to BR in 1949 or 1950; see document .054766d.

In Granada for 6 weeks.

Re Shelley's house at Portmadoc.

On Hitler. No decree absolute yet for divorce from Dora.

"I think it is a drawback to a child to be illegitimate."

Re BR's corset for his injured back.

BR will be giving 6 lectures at the Rand School, New York, beginning 26 Jan. 1942. On editors removing references to anti-Semitism in his articles. The swimming club. Barnes has illegally dismissed BR.

Letterhead: Hotel Lafayette University Place at Ninth Street, New York. "As from" BCT. Conrad is "very good at arithmetic".

BR will give 10 lectures at Rand School, on Sundays beginning Oct. 14.

Written "en route to Poughkeepsie".

Written on Hotel Lafayette letterhead. At Princeton BR has had lectures and now a seminar. A photostat of this letter was sent to BR in 1949 or 1950; see document .054766e. BR still comes to the Rand School every Wednesday. He has been elected a Fellow of Trinity.

BR and Patricia have bought a house in Cambridge. John is going to the Far East soon. BR has lectured and visited friends at Norwalk (Connecticut).

"I like the Labour government except on Palestine. The state of the world is awful—what the Russians and Poles are doing to Germans is quite as bad as anything the Germans did. I see hardly any hope of our not being all atomized within a few years. England will certainly be wiped out. Moriturus te saluto."

John was sent by the British Navy to decipher "Jap" documents in Washington.

BR could not remember her new surname. "Inability to remember names is a sign of senility." He bought a house in Wales "in very lovely country". He is going to Switzerland for a fortnight to lecture, then Wales. "My views on the state of the world are the same as they were last October...." Huge sale of History.

BR asks for his old letters to help in his Autobiography. A photostat of this letter was sent to BR in 1949 or 1950; see document .054766f.

BR has been busy: Reith Lectures, took Conrad to south of France and Sicily (part holiday and part lectures), and has been preparing an autobiography. He goes in a few days to Paris for UNESCO, and next summer Australia. "In the interval I address the armed forces, working men at Oxford, earnest atheists, etc." He will have to inform Death that he is too busy to die.

US Lecture Tour (1950)

BR has been thinking of plans for them to be together. "I must avoid open sin because of Peter." BR would like a time on the continent with Miriam but is only allowed £35 of foreign currency. Dated 1950/11/18 because BR dated the letter simply "Washington. Sat." (See record 20239.)

BR is coming to America for a month, starting the day after tomorrow, and hopes to see her. BR provides dates and addresses in New York and will be lecturing every day: Nov. 5, 14-16.

"Remember the Andes and the Himalayas."

US Lecture Tour (1951)

Letterhead: The Marott, Indianapolis. BR has seen her again.

Letterhead: Drummond Arms Hotel. Missing second page.

Last page only of a letter signed "B." Inferred from the book signing to be autumn 1929. This page probably goes with the letter of 10 Jan. 1930 that is missing its completion and that was among the six letters that Reichl sent BR in 1949 or 1950. In this entry the first page was originally dated 1920/09/10*, but surely only the day can be correct in that date. See document .054766a.

Address: 13, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W.