Nesbit, Edith to Olive Schreiner, 1888

Transcribed copy of the original letter.

Notation at the top of the page indicates that Schreiner made handwritten notes on the page. Separately, another note indicates that Havelock Ellis was in possession of the letter at some point, and he was the person who speculated about what year it was written.

"I have written to my husband to send you the Todays. Thanks for your letter: it is very pleasant. - I want to come and see you again, may I? - You see I am partly on the way to you, here - and Hubert wants to come with me. If its[sic] the least bit inconvenient please say so..."