Friday, December 3, 2010
Notebook 1 - Nov. 13th 1924: The Chief Charm
Nov. 13th 1924
My dear Mrs. Green-Leach,
Many thanks for your letter. The address of the Printer (Soldier) I mentioned is:
C. Kenneth Greer
3 Grindon Lane
Learford Road, Balto M.D.
Telephone No. "Hamilton 0612 W"
We all missed you very much at the meeting on Monday. Your personality makes the chief charm of the Poetry Circle. We were however pleased to hear that the reason of your absence was a pleasureable one.
With our love
Very sincerely yours
Lucy Derrick Swindells
Another note to Mrs. Green-Leach. First of all, you just couldn't make up a name like that. Lucy is always overly polite to Mrs. Green-Leach. I don't know if this is because she is genuinely her friend or if it's a friendship that she hopes to build through the social connections of the Poetry Circle. I love that Lucy complimented Mrs. Green-Leach by calling her "The chief charm" of the Poetry Circle. I'd love to know more about what Mrs. Green-Leach planned on printing via Mr. Greer. - Carrie
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I'm so nosy. I love these letters and the language she uses.
ReplyDeleteMe too! lol... I think that's why these are so much fun!!
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