‘Except for the rare passage of a train, a few cars, and the express-planes flying over from Paris and Cologne, this is very rural.’ (16 July 1933); Pike’s Farm House, the Morleys’ home in Surrey, July 1933.
‘Except for the rare passage of a train, a few cars, and the express-planes flying over from Paris and Cologne, this is very rural.’ (16 July 1933); Pike’s Farm House, the Morleys’ home in Surrey, July 1933.
© T. S. Eliot Estate; Emily Hale Letters from T. S. Eliot, 1895–1965, Special Collections, Princeton University Library.