Heyer, Georgette, 1902-1974

"Many thanks for your letter, and the enclosure. I will return this to you in due course. I sent it on for Ronald to see. He is at Norwich, on [?], until the end of the week..."

"Here is a copy of a letter just received from Leslie Muro[?]:- 'I know you will be wondering about the subscription of Penhallow, so here it is..."

"I insist that this will be the last letter I shall send to you from this address. It is just to remind you that the new one is F. 3 Altany W. 1. We are staying at the Piccadilly on the 18th, 19th, and 20th..."

"Sorry: I destroyed the note from the U.S. Treasury Dept. It said just what I told you, and I didn't remember that you had said something of the sort to me, some time ago. Or so I believe..."

"Frerer agrees with you that Cop[?] is not a selling title, and also agrees with you the Friday's Child is. I shall feel a little dubious about Friday's Child- Faro's Daughter, but since you both like the title..."

"On reading my revised last chapter to R. last night, after I had carefully done up the S.B.'s copy for the post, I came upon a stupid mistyping. Would you mind alering it?..."

"Here is the copy for the S.B. In spite of some drastic cutting, I fancy it [?] to 135,000 words, so she will no doubt find it too long for her lousy periodical..."

"Good God, no, I haven't replied to this! Here it is, for you to deal with suitably. I've asked Mrs. Frerer is she knows anything about him, but haven't had her reply yet..."

"Well, now-! I read excerpts from Mr. Klein's letter to my aunt, and we think you'd better send it to Walter Noether, and see what he says! Any way, we've done our bit. To be honest with you, I couldn't care less..."

"Will you please make inquiries in the office, to discover where my copies of Friday's Child are? There is still no sign of them, and although posts may be a little delayed, it's absured to suppose that these copies can have been sent to me by Monday..."