Sharp, Rosamund to H.G. [Wells?], Jan 26th

"Dear H.G. It will seem an extraordinary thing for me to be writing to you asking you if you will put your name to one of the enclosed tomes, or to something you may write yourself of the same effect. I shouldn't be doing it unless I absolutely had to do something to earn a little money. I've tried for different jobs but nobody wants a woman of my age with no experience of anything except twenty years of married life and housework and indifferent health..."

A note in Julia Briggs' handwriting speculates this may have been written in 1929.