LAWRENCE
(David Herbert, 1885-1930, Poet, Novelist and Essayist)
Fine signature
on a piece of paper, no place, no date
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0
Stock No:
38305
£225
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LAWRENCE
(Frieda, 1879-1956, wife of the author D. H. Lawrence)
Autograph letter signed to "Grace, Lawrence, Margot"
(Grace Rogers, the artist) saying that they had written her "such an enchanting trinity of a letter, thank you very much - It pleased me so much that I dashed into Florence & bought some of the paper, that Lawrence and I bought in the past, it may come in useful. Well, I know you will rejoice with me, no operation was necessary so I am a fraud, very glad to be one - I am quite alone & realised how alone one is these days. Orioli & Douglas I think got scared, thinking they might have a really sick woman on their hands, so they went away, but Giglioli the doctor is awfully good. The sun is gorgeous & I wish you could all appear here & I'd show you all the lovely places, one day you must - you sound so jolly and busy - soon I'll come back, I'll let you know when ... I feel fit & wont [sic] to win ... Medley comes here on the first to take Orioli's & Douglas evidence ...", 2 sides 4to., Pensione Bal[l]estri, Firenze, no date circa end of 1931 or beginning of
somewhat stained and lacking the bottom corners without loss of text
Item Date:
1932
Stock No:
37147
£475
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LAWRENCE
(Charles Edward, 1870-1940, Playwright and Novelist)
Autograph Letter Signed to Miss Easterbrook,
thanking her, "Collins did not promise an early cheap edition ... of Y[outh] W[ent] R[iding] in contradistinction from that of Mrs Bente which for reasons of Glasgow morality they deprived me of. I am quite willing to wait ... so long as it does come some day this side of my tombstone", 2 sides 8vo, Argovie, Tatsfield, Surrey, 20th March
Item Date:
1920
Stock No:
17718
£25
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LE GALLIENNE
(Richard, 1866-1947, Writer)
Autograph letter signed to Mr Bloom
thanking him for his "kind letter about my article on Grand Allen. It was a very friendly thought of yours and I am exceedingly glad to think that the article pleased so near a friend of a man, who, I think was the best friend I ever had, and who was certainly, all round, the most beautiful nature I ever encountered ..." and saying that when he is next in Salisbury he will "not forget that I have a kind friend there ...", 2 sides 8vo., The Old Manor, Chiddingford, March, no year
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Stock No:
38787
£175
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LE GALLIENNE
(Richard, 1866-1947, Writer)
Fine signature on a card
on the back of Miss Twyman's calling card with an address in Chicago, 3¼" x 2¼", no place, no date
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Stock No:
41434
£35
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