Gardening

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL852	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ina Boyle	Dear Miss Boyle How did you manage to send your violets so quickly - for they came early this morning - so fresh and wonderful - we are...	19300408
VWL4768	Letter from Adeline Ralph Vaughan Williams to Diana Awdry	The Secret Irises were a lovely surprise. Many thanks from us. Uncle R says we led him astray about y^r train by not telling him...	19310419
VWL1233	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ina Boyle	Dear Miss Boyle Your violets were heavenly. They came at tea time the day they were sent and the Postman could scarcely bear to give them...	19340404
VWL1162	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Joy Finzi	Dear Joyce Your stocks are a great delight to me - a stronger scent now that they have had more sun & what a wonderful scent it is -...	19370401
VWL3650	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Maud Karpeles	Dear Maud (war time paper) Please take care of your health it is every ones duty now I don't do much – I've made my hay...	1940----
VWL1531	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood	My Dear What a lovely poem - I will wait till the last minute for a fine day (Middeton’s advice).¹ But today I dropped 400...	19410408
VWL1663	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood	What can I do better than send you this beautiful young man¹ - The need for concentration & no distractions robs us of yr visit;...	19420520
VWL4676	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Cordelia Curle	Belov Boo, Ad has again gone to London so my letter may be superfluous! He & Ursula had an early break together - Ralph took them to the...	194206--
VWL1740	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood	My Dear I write on this fine note paper out of economy! I am so thankful your foot is getting better - I could not bear to think of...	194207--
VWL4525	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Martin Shaw	Dear Martin, A very apt address for you as R says. "I owe you 3 farthings siad the bells of S^t Martin", but not as comforting as...	1946--

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