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Letter from Leonard Woolf to Norman Leys, written by Virginia Woolf (c March 1925)
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Source: MS 2750/255/64
Letter from Leonard Woolf to Norman Leys, written by Virginia Woolf (c March 1925)
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University of Reading, Special Collections
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Virginia Woolf
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Leonard Woolf writes to tell Leys that he is in bed with a bout of influenza so can not visit Leys, asking that Leys comes to London instead. He reaffirms that he has prepared R & R Clark to print a second edition. Woolf also informs Leys that no one will be able to tell him what will happen in terms of sales. Woolf also discusses a cheap edition and what to do regarding the advertisement of a second edition. There is no salutation or valediction with this letter.
a handwritten letter by Virginia Woolf writing on behalf of Leonard Woolf