| Description | Letter from Jane Morris, Kelmscott manor
to
Mr [Sydney] Cockerell
All right to give away "odd volumes", but not to let the stair-rods go. "The goods" are to come by rail. Does Mr. Morris know the distance from Lechdale? Has talked to Mr. Hobbs about founding "a sort of club-village reading room", but there seems little chance of success. Cockerell is therefore to dispose of the lecture-hall piano. New syringe has turned out badly - particularly wants "the Ham[mersmith] one. Hopes "the Bart:" will return "those doors" varnished only
Note subscribed [by Sydney Cockerell]: "Walter borrowed gardener's own" |