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Letter from Gertrude Bell to her stepmother, Dame Florence Bell, believed to have been written in 1903

Letter from Gertrude Bell to her stepmother, Florence Bell, believed to have been written in 1903

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Reference code
GB/1/1/1/1/13/27
Recipient
Bell, Dame Florence Eveleen Eleanore
Creator
Bell, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian
Person(s) mentioned
Lascelles, Frank
Creation Date
-
Extent and medium
1 letter, paper
Language
English
Location
Coordinates

51.5072178, -0.1275862

Friday. 95 Sloane Street. Dearest Mother. I received and have obeyed your telegram - not that I was going to take any steps about the 30th till I heard definitely from you. I heard Mrs W. [Ward]'s play this morning - well, I shouldn't wonder if it did succeed. It's just like her books and they succeed. My Pundit didn't come this afternoon so I walked out and looked at some pictures and as I came home I met Mrs Napier and brought her in to tea. Mr Landon subsequently came and Bobby Johnson so I had quite the tea party. Mr Knowles called, but as he didn't ask for me of course, he was sent away. I was sorry. The enclosed from Maisie - I've told her to ask whom she pleases but it's rather annoying of the Gosselin girl to come separate as it makes another girl.
I have a pundit after dinner. Ever your affectionate daughter Gertrude

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