1 & talks much of revenge. I suggested E's idea that
faults are always
copied in times
of war — yr mother Tangridge House
Near Bath (3 miiles) Oct 12.16 Dearest D. I sent you yesterday
as usual in a great hurry
& I fear insufficiently
addressed — so send this
today. Edward Carpenter's
letter which I enclose is
good & might interest
the Storkleys. The Chronicle
seems the most enlightened 2 of the London papers. I see
the I.T. is at it again — so am
glad I wrote & hope others
will — Tell me how they
feel. How have you got on
in work — & have you done
any for Lord Monteagle? —
& I was much interested
in the Storkleys & Glengarriff
was Tiny there? First
she would come to us on
her way over — I've not seen her
for so long — we spent
yesterday at North Stoke —
lunched in the Gibbs & tead with groups, an awfully
nice village & church tho'
not up to the lovely little
church here. where the monument is dated 1300, or rather towards
the end of that century &
is a beautifully proportioned
building with rich carvings
all over it — 3 I am writing to T.P. Gill today
& say that I have asked you
to send on E Carpenters letter.
So do. It is very good to
circulate it. & it will please
T.P. to hear from you & make
him remember his promises
re. her work — If you think the
other worth send it too — I think
the Storkleys wd like E.C.'s I am
sure he wd say more but hardly
does in present war feelings
over here. I made E & H read it as
they are pretty uncompromising