Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Diana Awdry
The White Gates,
Westcott Road,
Dorking.
Dear Diana
What shall I do with that string? Tie your fingers together to prevent you giving me any more presents?
Something must be done - The Sea Symphony stool was a life work1 - & here you are again! The stool is always near me & is always being so admired I don't often dare cover it up with my feet - and now that I have scolded I send my love & assure you that I am well - I wish I didn't fall so frequently - but the last fall was insignificant - only a torn muscle or two!
We had a nice Xmas day Carr came & we browsed over our presents & gossiped.
Uncle Ralph has come back from America looking splendidly well - glad to be home. Today he is travelling to Cardiff for a concert in a 'distressed area' - I shall be glad to have him back tomorrow - Its sure to be worth while but fog and holiday trains may make things difficult.
Hon2 sends her love - she has a baby Austin - we have not tried packing Uncle R into it yet - you will imagine what a joy the 3rd hand baby is to Hon.
All good wishes to you and good luck to the scheme.
Your affect
Adeline V.W.
1. See VWL993
2. Honorine Williamson.
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