BR TO OTTOLINE MORRELL, 15 JULY 1910
BRACERS 17055. ALS. Morrell papers #1, Texas
Proofread by K. Blackwell and A.G. Bone

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Bagley Wood,
Oxford.1
July 15. ’10

Dear Lady Ottoline

I have great pleasure in accepting your kind invitation to luncheon tomorrow. I shall come straight from Paddington, where I arrive nominally at 12.20. I have been very sorry to hear of your not being well.

Yours very sincerely
Bertrand Russell.

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  [document] In the upper left corner: “Typed.”; on the right, a circled “1” in pencil, by Lady Ottoline or her staff, indicating that it is the first in the numbered sequence of virtually all BR’s letters to her. The letter number is reflected in the Russell Archives document number, 000001. Proofread against a colour scan of the original.  Previous proofreadings of the draft transcriptions of the Russell–Morrell correspondence were done against the black and white microfilm, its scans or printouts by Brandon Wooldridge, Arlene Duncan and Adrienne Wolfe.