‘You see, my family, my branch of it, lived at a village near Yeovil called East Coker, from the latter part of the 15th century to 1663 when they cleared out and went to Beverley Mass. It is a most charming village, with a very nice church ...’ (18 June 1936); St Michael and All Angel's Church, East Coker, Somerset, 15 June 1936.
‘You see, my family, my branch of it, lived at a village near Yeovil called East Coker, from the latter part of the 15th century to 1663 when they cleared out and went to Beverley Mass. It is a most charming village, with a very nice church ...’ (18 June 1936); St Michael and All Angel's Church, East Coker, Somerset, 15 June 1936.
© T. S. Eliot Estate; Emily Hale Letters from T. S. Eliot, 1895–1965, Special Collections, Princeton University Library.