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Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1941-10-04
"This is a hurried note only, to suggest to you first that you should inform Hodder that they are running a grave risk of clashing with Heinmann through this senseless delay in publishing Casca..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1941-10-12
"I have just received your letter, with the enclosure, which I return herewithin. I am sorry that H. and S. should be feeling aggrieved, as, apparently, they are. Do assure Mr. Hodder-Williams that if he has no particular objections to publishing Envious Casca..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1941-10-03
"Send the enclosed missive to Uncle Percy. Isn't he a turn in himself? Fairly bubbling with surpressed passion! But this unwritten agreement business is all rot, and must be scotched..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1941-10-20
"I cannot refrain from sending you the enclosed note. Don't like Charlie, but I prefer his methods to Uncle P's. I am indebted to yesterdays's newspapers for the intelligence that Casca is out today..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1941-10-31
"Herewith the contract. I haven't read it, being too ill to care! I have been taking a cure for a skin-complaint- incresing [?]. I cannot describe to you the horror!..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1941-11-17
"Many thanks for the cheque, and the account. I am so glad that you have taken the hint about those accursed accounts! I cannot cope at all, and hasten to send you back a sheaf of nonsense which means little or nothing to me..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1941-12-01
"Many thanks for the cheque. I am appalled to see what the U.S.A. is now g[?]. How then do I pay E[?] income tax? The whole thing is too ghastly..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1942-01-16
" 'not single spies, but in battalions', which is to say that Richard is laid up with a glandular infection, and doesn't go back on the 20th. So I dont come to town..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1942-01-27
"Many thanks for the cheque. I haven't had time to study the items yet, but I will. I think rather well of Nunneries and have definitely [?] the world..."
Letter from Georgette Heyer (Rougier) to L.P. Moore, 1942-02-15
"Apparently God has still got a down on us: Ronald took to his bed last week, with an atack of 'flu-[?]-tonsillitis. In fact, it was very nearly quinsy. So I caught a nice cold- just to round things off..."