Heyer, Georgette, 1902-1974

"Just a line to tell you now that I'm going up to town to get out my woes on Frerer's shoulders on Friday..."

"Yes, it is for Charlie Evans. I think the figure (3) against Jui[?] the Bastard ought to be debated, but if one doesn't have it in it looks like a bet as though Jui[?] were Fan's[?] offspring..."

"All right, stuffy! No offense! Did you [...] over the original to Charlie? Ah, no! We aren't that friendly. Yes, I meant all that hou-ha about an [?] copyright..."

"Here is the contract duly signed. Hope you'll be able to [?] the cheque..."

"You are always saying that I never come to see you these days. Well! I am coming to town on Tuesday, to see some sets of chambers in [?]..."

"Well, that was very sad, but never mind! Perhaps another time- or when I am settled in London. We saw a set in [?] which we definitely want. Whether we get it or not is another matter..."

"I have left your last letter unanswered for too long. I apologize: I have been laid up with a severe cold, burning to bronchitis. Do as you think to about Three Old Shades..."

"Munro[?]'s exact words are as follows: 'I started work on the subscription immediately I knew definitely we were going to do it and at the moment (18th Sept.) we have orders in the house for about 5000..."

"A line to tell you that I saw Frerer today, and that Penhallow is [?]. First edition of 12,5000 sold right out..."

"Of course, this is a complete windfall, and makes me feel like one who has come into a sudden legacy, or won the Cal[?] Sweep. I send you back Miss Platt's letter. I'm interested in her suggestion..."