DLA166-0052 Transcription
62, RUTLAND GATE,
S.W.7.
May 29th
Dear Mrs. de Laszlo,
I was sorry to be unable to attend the Debate in the Lords yesterday, I was asked – but – had to go Oxford on my husbands[1] behalf – From what I gather this morning. The result goes well for your husband so I hope the end of all these
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difficulties is in sight. It would be merciful. I wish you would let me know when your case is coming on in the courts – should I be able to go & hear – or not!
You must be enjoying the beauty of the country now – for truly it looked a Paradise of loveliness yesterday – here – it is hot! I envy your [sons?] peace and repose. [illegible] so glad
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you have it – all kind thoughts & wishes | yrs affect.
Edith Harcourt-Smith
StdeL
13/11/2023
[1] Sir Cecil Harcourt-Smith (1859-1944), Archaeologist and Director of the Victoria & Albert Museum