Morris, Emmeline Mary (nee Fisher), 1868-1941

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL2977	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Gerald Finzi	Dear Gerald I think I ought to have written to you to say that Alan Frank was most ready to issue a brochure & we have seen a proof....	19490330
VWL1535	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gerald Finzi	Dear Gerald Your distressing news about poor Robin¹ is most heart breaking - certainly the only thing for him is to get right...	19410511
VWL3671	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Michael Mullinar	Dear Michael I was very glad of your news. I do hope all will go well – how happy you will be then!¹ We both send our love...	194103--
VWL981	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear One It was heavenly to have yours - (1) from train on way to Hudder & by 2nd post (2) yours from Hereford. I feel so...	19360831
VWL936	Letter from Sir William Rothenstein to Ralph Vaughan Williams	My dear Vaughan Williams - I have not forgotten my offer of the Holst drawing.¹ I have now got all my drawings back from the...	19360314
VWL1179	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Cordelia Curle	Belov Boo. Morris’s Symph came through perfectly - It sounded very distinguished to me - The 1^st movement just slightly like R’s...	19340103
VWL940	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams and others to Edward Elgar	Dear Sir Edward Elgar You said last night that owing to the badness of the Woolworth pencils you could no longer write music. We all want...	19310909
VWL211	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood	My dear Randolph It would have been too lovely to come to you but Adeline's sister Emmie is very ill at present and I know she won't leave...	19061010