BR TO LUCY M. DONNELLY, 29 APR. 1911
BRACERS 58509. ALS. McMaster
Edited by M. Forte. Proofread by K. Blackwell

In the train
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Trinity College,
Cambridge.1
Ap. 29. 1911

My dear Lucy

I have received a bundle of exam papers from Bryn Mawr, but I have had no answer from you toa my questions concerning what sort of report you wanted from me. Would you mind letting me have some answer soon?

I am living in College this term. Alys is not well — she has been overworking for a long time and it seemed better she should stay at Fernhurst and rest. Now however her mother has had a slight stroke, so she is at Iffley, and I should think is getting no rest. I am very busy with lectures and Adult Suffrage etc., but as I am very fit I find all my work pleasant.

It is a very long time since I have heard from you. Please let me hear soon. I hope all is well with you.

This train shakes so that I can’t write legibly so I must stop.

Yours affectionately
Bertrand Russell.

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