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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL1835	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Robert Trevelyan	Dear Bob Thank you very much for the poems. Our favourites (both of us) are the Azalea Wood & the Grandson (Adeline says you have...	19431226
VWL4657	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Mr Marsden	Dear Mr Marsden I like your words - but cannot see them in music - I am sending them on to my friend Martin Shaw who can sometimes see...	194402--
VWL4658	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Nancy Marsden	My Dear Nancy I am indeed proud & happy to have such a delightful new niece.¹ I sent Mr Marsden's poem to Martin Shaw -...	19440218
VWL1953	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Robert Trevelyan	Dear Bob Your poem to Ursula is beautiful - thank you for it. Especially: “Then let the house ... royally”¹...	19441226
VWL1655	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood	My Dear You mustn’t leave these precious things lying about anyhow¹ 1. A draft of a poem by UW: Is sleep my...	1945----
VWL1724	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood	My Dear I opened the book at random today and found “You walk unaware of the slender gazelle that moves as you move and is...	1945----
VWL1725	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood	So now you come to London he says, Its this a fine lady ’ll make you, And you shall enjoy a silken gown, Diamond rings & gold...	1945----
VWL2025	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Robert Trevelyan	Dear Bob Thank you very much for the new poems - which I like very much - especially the Catullus - I find nothing quite up to the poem to...	19460101
VWL1782	Letter from Ursula Wood to Ralph Vaughan Williams	This is the end section of the long one which isn’t finished properly.¹ “He hath made everything beautiful in his time” ...	194710--
VWL2511	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Robert Trevelyan	Dear Bob I have been reading right through the 1947 Xmas book. I think it a very fine collection - and particularly ‘The Veil’ ‘The Stream...	19471227

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