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WEST (Dame Rebecca, 1892-1983, Novelist, Journalist, Biographer and Critic)

Fine Typed Letter Signed ‘Rebecca W.’ to Diana MARR-JOHNSON (1908-2007, Social Advocate, Novelist and Playwright, niece of Somerset Maugham), apologising for not having written earlier “to thank you for that most consoling lunch. But I had another memorial service, and then Henry got gout, and I was given a new drug for a minor ailment which produce a major one, as I was allergic to it. But I have felt so grateful to you. Not only was I deeply fond of Pamela, but the thought of how much happier she might have been if things had gone differently, and how little I had seen of her lately, for stupid reasons (my being in American when she was here, and t’other way round) - all this depresses me, and you lifted the weight. It occurs to me that I may have sounded rather vague about the trustee business, and that it may interest you. The trustee business, I mean, that had made me see that Liza couldn’t do anything but what she did. About fifteen years or so or more I was named as trustee of a trust fund by a woman who died leaving an adopted child, whom she had named as beneficiary of the trust fund... My co-trustee was an inoffensive solicitor of good repute. My solicitor discovered that the dead woman had induced this solicitor of hers to advance her money out of the trust fund which she had no right to have. My solicitor then explained to me that I must sue this solicitor, unless he replaced the money, because if I left matters as they were the adopted child would have the right to sue me for negligence, and so would her heirs! - and in time the sum claimed might be quite large, with interest added to it...”, 2 sides 8vo., Ibstone House, Ibstone headed paper, 27th June

Item Date:  1967
Stock No:  42637      £225

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WEYMAN (Stanley, 1855-1928, Novelist)

Signature and date on headed notepaper, Plƒs Llanrhydd, Ruthin, N. Wales, 24th October

Item Date:  1905
Stock No:  8869      £10

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WHEATLEY (Dennis, 1897-1977, Novelist)

Typed Letter Signed to A. Nelson Taylor thanking him for his letter and saying it “is always a pleasure to hear from readers who enjoy my books and especially from one who, like you, writes so enthusiastically of them. I am very grateful for the stamps you sent me, and appreciate your gesture...”, 1 side 4to., 60 Cadogan Square, London headed paper, 6th May

Item Date:  1974
Stock No:  42167      £75

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WHITTIER (John Greenleaf, 1807-1892, American Quaker Poet and Abolitionist)

Autograph Note Signed to William Self Weeks (of Clitheroe, Lancashire), saying he respectfully complies "with thy request and am truly thy friend", 1 side 8vo and conjugate blank, Oak Knoll, Danvers, Mass., 19th 1st month (January)

Item Date:  1884
Stock No:  50622      £375

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WHYTE-MELVILLE (George John, 1821-1878, novelist & poet)

Autograph Letter Signed to 'My dear Chandos', saying "A thousand thanks", he is "just back from Dorsetshire" but will be "out of town on Saturday", elaborate embossed heading, 1 side 8vo., 22 Onslow Gardens, S.W., 14th November n.y., watermark traces of laying down on blank fourth side

Item Date:  1870
Stock No:  19017      £25

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