Letter from Thomas Sturge Moore to WB Yeats, 20 August 1922 Letters 1916-1923 Thomas Sturge Moore

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 Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin William Butler Yeats Collection; II. Correspondence, 1891-1938, Outgoing. Box 8. Folder: Letters 2: Correspondence with Moore, Thomas Sturge. Moore to Yeats (1 of 2) https://letters1916.ie/item/6683 English Thomas Sturge Moore 1922-08-20 Steep, Petersfield, Hampshire, England W.B. Yeats Male 1944

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 HillcroftSteepPetersfield Hants 20/8/22 My dear Yeats. I was very glad to get yourletter as I have often thought of youanxiously though consoling myselfthat if anything serious happened to youit would doubtless find its way into thepapers. I shall be very pleased to lookthrough your proofs for you should thatprove to be necessarry but I think wemay hope that things will soon beginto be better and communications bere established it seems likly that theDe Valera party are on their last legsand can hardly hold out another weekso by then the worst will be passed, thoughit will take long to get everything intoworking order once more. We are justoff to Paris for a month my addresswill be c/o Mme G Appna 9 rue Val de GraceParis.France The proofs would be sent on tome or you could let Werner Laurie haveit when yo my address when you next write I will drop them a card in case youshould not be able to do this. Hoping that Ireland's troubles arenearly over and that they will not befollowed by similar ones here or inFrance. Yours everT.S. Moore I hope Mrs Yeats and the little ones are well & happy in spite ofexplosions etc. Steep, Petersfield, Hampshire, England Letter from Thomas Sturge Moore to WB Yeats, 20 August 1922 Thomas Sturge Moore Letter from Thomas Sturge Moore to WB Yeats, 20 August 1922Letter from Thomas Sturge Moore to WB Yeats, 6 November 1923 W.B. Yeats Letter from Thomas Nally to WB Yeats, 9 January 1916.Letter from WB Yeats to WT Horton, 24 December 1917Letter from W.B. Yeats to W.T. Horton, 24 December 1917Letter from W.B. Yeats to W.T. Horton, 27 July 1917Letter from W.B. Yeats to W.T. Horton, 31 March 1917Letter from WB Yeats to Harold Edward Monro, 10 June 1921Letter from WB Yeats to Harold Edward Monro, 25 November 1919Letter from WB Yeats to Russell, 14 March 1921Letter from WB Yeats to George Russell, 1922Letter from WB Yeats to Squire, 20 January 1920Letter from Edward Denison Ross to WB Yeats, 18 April 1917Letter from David Wilson to WB Yeats, 4 April 1917Letter from David Wilson to WB Yeats, 11 April 1917Letter from David Wilson to WB Yeats, 13 April 1917Letter from Thomas Sturge Moore to WB Yeats, 20 August 1922Letter from Thomas Sturge Moore to WB Yeats, 6 November 1923