Trinity College, Cambridge

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL2752	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	My dear Bessie, It was very nice to hear from you and I hope we shall see you here one day. We love our new house, and Ursula has made it...	19540110
VWL2716	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	Dear Bessie How dear of you to write such an affectionate letter. I am still here - Ursula will not have me in London till all is ready! So...	19530912
VWL2652	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	My dear Bessie Thank you so much for your letter and your wishes and your blessings.¹ love from us both Ralph ...	19530215
VWL2557	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	Dear Bessie Thank you very much for your letter and this sends you all good wishes for Christmas and the New Year. I listened-in to Mr...	19521224
VWL2477	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	My Dear Bessie I am so glad that things are progressing with regard to the books.¹ I am so sorry I could not listen to the...	19521110
VWL2476	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	Dear Bessy Thank you for your letter and the notice of the Röntgen concert.¹ Humphrey Searle is one of the “wrong note”...	19521001
VWL2350	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	My Dear Bessie I should so much like to see you one day when you are coming to Dorking. I am so sorry to hear you have been ill. ...	19520109
VWL2243	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	Dear Bessy It was dear of you to write. We are both alone now - I go on with my work as usual which is what she wants I feel sure....	19510521
VWL2224	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Elizabeth Trevelyan	Dear Bessy Thank you very much for your dear letter. Here is a programme which it may amuse you to look at.¹ Yrs ...	19510503
VWL2135	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Robert Trevelyan	Dear Bob Thank you for your beautiful poems - especially the first. How alarmingly modern Leopardi's sentiments appear sometimes.^1...	19501226

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