BR TO CONSTANCE MALLESON, 26 APR. 1920
BRACERS 19648. ALS. McMaster
Edited by S. Turcon. Reviewed by K. Blackwell

York1^, 2^, 3
26.4. 20

Beloved

Yesterday was a very wonderful day4 — one of our unforgettable days — Bless you my heart’s comrade5 — I love you for all my life with all that is deepest in me — You were divine to me — The memory of it will be with me all the time in Russia and I shall feel your spirit with me — Dear one, don’t feel utterly lonely for really you and I have a comradeship which is very rare and I do not think anything better is possible in this world — Take care of yourself Darling and don’t get too unhappy. All my heart goes out <to> you.

B

• 1

  [document] Document 200641.

• 2

  [envelope] Miss Colette O’Niel | c/o Forbes Robertson Esq | “Mice and Men” Co. | Buxton. Pmk: N’CASTLE TYNE | 5. PM | APL 26 20

• 3

  [York] BR was there en route to Russia.

• 4

  Yesterday was a very wonderful day They had spent the day walking on the East Sussex downs and then travelled from Lewes up to London where they spent the night of 25 April 1920 at the St. Pancras hotel.

• 5

  heart’s comrade For information on the use of the term, see BRACERS 19145, n.12.