Letter from Frances Hodgkins to Lucy Wertheim
Date
10 May 1930
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Catalogue number
FHL132
Date
10 May 1930
Transcript
22 Fitzroy St Sat:
Dearest Luce
I shall think of you tomorrow morning. A nice crossing I hope. I feel happier for having seen you. I slept so well last night & felt you had blessed me with kind words & deeds – more than I dared hope for or deserve. Did you sleep well also?
This is Maurice Garnier’s address. 18 rue Vineuse 16 me.
I told him to write to you but do you write also & ask him to call & see you at yr Hotel. He is a dear soul & would do anything for a friend of mine I am sure – as well as for your sake. Tell me whether you think his work will do well at St George’s. I think it has much charm & personality. He wants to come over to London for a few days to work in the Parks etc.
Have a lovely time – in your dainty frocks.
Love ever Frances
Dearest Luce
I shall think of you tomorrow morning. A nice crossing I hope. I feel happier for having seen you. I slept so well last night & felt you had blessed me with kind words & deeds – more than I dared hope for or deserve. Did you sleep well also?
This is Maurice Garnier’s address. 18 rue Vineuse 16 me.
I told him to write to you but do you write also & ask him to call & see you at yr Hotel. He is a dear soul & would do anything for a friend of mine I am sure – as well as for your sake. Tell me whether you think his work will do well at St George’s. I think it has much charm & personality. He wants to come over to London for a few days to work in the Parks etc.
Have a lovely time – in your dainty frocks.
Love ever Frances
Sender's address
22 Fitzroy St
Recipient's address
Hotel du Louvre, Paris
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