Letter from Norah Smallwood to Oxford University Press (27/09/1949)

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[[MS 2750/551/5]]

 

NS*1/UW

 

Gerard Hopkins, Esq., 
the Oxford University Press, 
Amen House, 
Warwick Square, E.C.4.

 

September 27th, 1949.

 

Dear Gerry,

 

I took the liberty of opening your letter to Ian as he is in Italy and hopes to be there for another ten days or so. I know I am safe in sending you a copy of THE BODY with his love, but the V.W. is not yet ready and doesn’t look like being so for a month or so. It will probably come in on the 24th of December. Your name shall, however, be recorded among the faithful.

 

I hope all goes well.

 

Yours ever,

 

 

*Endnote

 

1. Norah Smallwood.
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Source: MS 2750/551/5

Letter from Norah Smallwood to Oxford University Press (27/09/1949)

Author:

Norah Smallwood, The Hogarth Press

Library:

University of Reading, Special Collections

Archival Folder:

MS 2750/551_The Captain's Death Bed

Related To:

The Captain's Death Bed and Other Essays

Norah Smallwood and informs Gerard Hopkins that she can send a copy of The Body but cannot send a copy of The Captain's Death Bed as it is not yet finished.

 

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