Box 1

"My dear Zosia, It was such a joy to see you again. Here is a very bad--but very rare--ticket for our readings--I've had to fight for it." Handwritten and signed note.

[12 Dec 1948]. "My dear Zosia, How kind you are. Of course, I'll go on Wednesday at 12.30 to see [D'L--- G---]...." Handwritten and signed letter, 1s.

14 Jan 1949. "My dear Zosia, I am so greatly ashamed of myself, not to have guessed from when[ce] came that lovely [vase], St. George among the domes and spires...." Handwritten and signed letter, 2s.

31 Jan 1949. "My dear Zosia, Just a card to bring you our affectionate greetings. I love this place...." Handwritten and signed postcard..

22 Mar 1949. "Dearest Zosia, You were such an angel to me in New York, and I am so grateful to you for your friendship and the light you shed with it upon one's life...." Handwritten and signed letter, 1s.

24 Apr 1949. "My dear Zosia, I have been lazy in writing, [but] almost directly I got [back], I contracted influenza of the 1949 variety...." Handwritten and signed letter, 2s.

3 May 1949. "My dear Zosia, While I was in London last week, a most splendid parcel arrived for me, from you...." Handwritten and signed letter, 1s

"My dear Zosia, Your dear letter was most welcome. I wonder [how your film venture will go]. Am eager to hear...." Handwritten and signed letter,

"My dear Zosia, Your dear letter safely received. I answer to New York, as I think you'll be back there by now...." Handwritten and signed letter,

. "Dearest Zosia, I've been meaning to write to you for so long--but Italy enthralled me, and I could not write...." Handwritten and signed letter,