[240 Crescent St., Northampton, Mass.]

arranges dinner for Murder,

27/01/37,

[undated: September 1933];

accompanies TSE to Uncle Vanya,

19/02/37;

to Measure for Measure,

to Richard III,

to Volpone,

lonely,

hosts dinner at Chinese restaurant,

20/01/40;

reviews Christian Society,

on leave in London,

4.MontgomeryBelgion, Montgomery (‘Monty’) Belgion (1892–1973), author and journalist: see Biographical Register.

Browne, Elliott Martin, meets TSE at Chichester,

29/12/30;

production of The Rock, meets TSE over possible collaboration,

talks over outline of play,

07/10/33;

meets TSE with Martin Shaw,

21/10/33,

24/10/33;

delighted with Rock choruses,

28/10/33,

26/11/33;

discusses unwritten pageant scenes with TSE,

16/02/34;

predicament as The Rock's director,

02/03/34;

well connected in amateur circles,

02/04/34;

revising into the night with TSE,

14/04/34;

argues with Shaw at dress-rehearsal,

25/05/34;

presented to Prince Arthur,

29/05/34;

honoured by Rock cast-supper,

15/06/34;

producing Gordon Bottomley's play,

16/03/34,

23/03/34;

speaks at Londonderry House with TSE,

07/05/34;

1935 Canterbury Murder in the Cathedral, approached by TSE to 'produce',

13/12/34,

14/12/34;

consulted throughout composition,

goes silent,

lunches with TSE and Speaight,

24/05/35;

directs and acts despite illness,

16/06/35;

pursues London Murder revival,

11/08/35,

[? early July 1935];

1935–6 Mercury Theatre Murder revival, engaged as producer by Dukes,

03/10/35;

keen that EH attend rehearsals,

14/10/35;

simultaneously part of BBC production,

31/12/35;

agrees about Speaight's decline,

preferred as producer for TSE's next play,

and Charles Williams's Cranmer,

in which he plays 'the Skeleton',

22/06/36;

and TSE attend Tenebrae,

08/04/36;

taken to Cambridge after-feast,

26/05/36;

producing York Nativity Play,

15/01/37;

which TSE thinks Giottoesque,

21/01/37;

at Savile Club Murder dinner,

producing Shakespeare's Dream,

29/01/37;

and Ascent of F6,

and Tewkesbury Festival Murder confusion,

16/03/37,

05/07/37;

1939 production of The Family Reunion, due to be sent script,

13/04/37;

weighing TSE's proposal that he produce,

02/11/37;

enthused by script,

suggests TSE see Mourning Becomes Electra,

02/12/37[n],

16/12/37;

against Family Reunion as title,

05/01/38;

pleased with draft,

quizzed on fire-safety,

typescript prepared for,

28/01/38,

04/02/38;

new draft submitted to,

rewrite waits on,

receives new draft,

criticisms thereof,

reports John Gielgud interest,

04/10/38;

mediates between Gielgud and TSE,

12/10/38,

21/10/38,

TSE throws over Gielgud for,

28/10/38, 28/10/38[n],

03/02/39;

secures Westminster Theatre production,

17/02/39;

steps into company breach,

17/03/39;

then into still-greater breach,

24/03/39;

and the play's weaknesses,

14/04/39;

direction of Family Reunion,

03/12/40;

01/10/37;

receives TSE's Shakespeare lectures,

1938 American Murder tour, re-rehearsing actors for,

23/12/37;

suffers fit of pre-tour gloom,

yet to report from Boston,

and Tewkesbury pageant,

accompanies TSE to La Mandragola,

on Family Reunion's future prospects,

06/04/39;

and possible Orson Welles interest,

04/05/39;

war leaves at loose end,

15/09/39;

advises TSE over next play,

07/10/39;

war work with Pilgrim Players,

unavailable for modern-dress Murder,

06/02/40,

15/03/43;

compared to tempter/knight successor,

01/03/40;

requests Pilgrim Players' play from TSE,

26/04/43,

03/05/43;

New Plays by Poets series,

as director,

and This Way to the Tomb,

11/11/45;

and Family Reunion revival,

04/09/46;

urges TSE to concentrate on theatre,

04/09/46[n];

1946 Mercury Family Reunion revival, in rehearsal,

24/10/46,

29/10/46;

15/12/46;

possible revue for Mercury Theatre,

09/11/46,

18/11/46;

and The Lady's Not for Burning,

16/03/48;

Chairman of the Drama League,

29/03/48;

1949 Edinburgh Cocktail Party, to produce,

29/03/48;

TSE's intended first reader for,

receives beginning,

approves first act,

receives TSE's revisions,

01/05/49;

communciates Alec Guinness's enthusiasm,

arranges reading,

surpasses himself with production,

in Florence,

EH suggests moving on from,

13/06/49;

and the Poets' Theatre Guild,

18/06/49;

1950 Cocktail Party New York transfer,

05/03/50;

compares Rex Harrison and Alec Guinness,

17/04/50[n];

TSE debates whether to continue collaboration with,

suggests three-play TSE repertory,

19/10/52;

1953 Edinburgh Confidential Clerk, receives first two acts,

07/12/52;

designing sets,

18/07/53;

1953 Lyric Theatre Confidential Clerk, attends with TSE,

15/11/53;

1954 American Confidential Clerk,

21/03/54;

1954 touring Confidential Clerk, TSE and Martin Browne catch in Golders Green,

04/09/54;

05/03/55;

31/07/55;

seeks Family Reunion MS from EH,

06/11/66;

see also Fabers, the

see bio

11.GeoffreyFaber, Geoffrey Faber (1889–1961), publisher and poet: see Biographical Register.

Family Reunion, The, and TSE as Orestes,

plot sought for,

progress stalled,

referred to as 'Orestes play',

25/11/36;

written against countdown to war,

should be artistically a stretch,

plot still not settled on,

23/02/37;

begun,

compared to Murder,

TSE on writing,

described (mid-composition),

31/03/37;

and Gunn's Carmina Gadelica,

07/04/37;

described to GCF,

07/04/37[n];

EH questions Harry's entrance,

08/10/37,

draft read to Martin Brownes,

projected autumn 1938 production,

depletes TSE,

and Mourning Becomes Electra,

02/12/37;

its Greek inheritance,

16/12/37;

alternatively 'Follow the Furies',

05/01/38;

first draft promised to EH,

19/01/38,

21/10/38;

as inspired by Tenebrae,

being rewritten,

work suspended till summer,

fair copy being typed,

04/02/38;

waiting on Browne and Dukes,

15/02/38,

22/02/38;

'Follow the Furies' quashed by EH,

22/02/38;

aspires to be Chekhovian,

01/03/38;

08/03/38;

Dukes keen to produce,

15/03/38;

criticised by Martin Browne,

under revision,

submitted to EH's theatrical wisdom,

02/08/38;

for which TSE credits her,

22/09/38,

29/06/41;

possible John Gielgud production,

04/10/38,

12/10/38,

21/10/38,

28/10/38, 28/10/38[n], 28/10/38[n],

Gielgud-level casting,

12/10/38;

Browne's final revisions,

12/10/38;

with the printers,

21/10/38;

Henry loaned draft,

21/10/38;

Donat and Saint-Denis interested,

in proof,

progress towards staging stalled,

02/12/38;

Saint-Denis interest tempered,

possible Tyrone Guthrie production,

13/01/39;

possible limited Mercury run,

its defects,

publication scheduled,

03/02/39;

first draft sent to EH,

10/02/39;

Michael Redgrave interested in,

10/02/39;

March 1939 Westminster Theatre production, waits on terms,

rehearsals for,

which are photographed,

10/03/39;

opening night contemplated without EH,

10/03/39;

last-minute flutters,

opening night,

reception,

coming off,

TSE's final visit to,

21/04/39;

Dukes bullish on New York transfer,

22/02/39;

06/04/39;

EH spurs TSE's reflections on,

14/04/39;

and Otway's Venice Preserv'd,

American reception,

and Orson Welles,

F&F's sales,

1940 American production,

03/12/40;

Henry harps on the personal aspect,

17/12/40;

its cheerfulness,

22/04/41;

EH acknowledges part in,

08/09/42;

1943 ADC production, in Dadie Rylands's hands,

01/02/43;

09/02/43;

described,

19/02/43;

certain lines expressing TSE's frustrations,

13/09/43;

EH discusses with pupils,

19/02/45;

plays in Zurich,

23/07/45,

13/08/45;

1946 Birmingham production,

06/05/46;

1946 Mercury revival, rehearsals for,

24/10/46,

29/10/46;

opening night,

02/11/46;

TSE attends again in company,

08/12/46,

15/12/46,

22/12/46;

Spanish translation of,

08/12/46;

VHE's death calls to mind,

14/02/47;

its deficiencies,

08/02/48;

BBC Gielgud broadcast version, first aired,

16/03/48;

to be repeated,

27/08/48,

05/09/48;

goes nominally with The Cocktail Party,

15/08/48;

Swedish National Theatre production,

18/12/48,

02/01/49;

compared to Cocktail Party,

12/06/49;

EH's response to,

08/08/49;

more 'personal' than Cocktail Party,

31/08/49;

11/09/49;

performed in Göttingen,

25/10/49;

1950 Düsseldorf production,

1953 New York production vetoed,

07/12/52;

1956 Phoenix Theatre revival, described,

11/08/56;

Peter Brook congratulated on,

11/08/56[n];

Martin Browne seeks MS of,

06/11/66;

Hoskyns, Edwyn Clement,

29/12/30;

among TSE's Corpus 'friends',

20/04/31,

08/12/33;

01/08/33;

and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,

talks cheese, cricket, theology,

16/04/37;

see bio

8.EdwynHoskyns, Edwyn Clement Clement Hoskyns, 13th Baronet (1884–1937), theologian; Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where he was successively Dean of Chapel, Librarian and President. His works in biblical theology include The Fourth Gospel (1940) and Crucifixion-Resurrection (1981); and he published an English translation of Karl Barth’s Epistle to the Romans (1933). See Gordon S. Wakefield, ‘Hoskyns and Raven: The Theological Issue’, Theology, Nov. 1975, 568–76; Wakefield, ‘Edwyn Clement Hoskyns’, in E. C. Hoskyns and F. N. Davey, Crucifixion-Resurrection (1981); and R. E. Parsons, Sir Edwyn Hoskyns as Biblical Theologian (1985).

Murder in the Cathedral, idea for initially suggested by Laurence Irving,

01/11/34;

offered to Martin Browne,

13/12/34;

St. Thomas as TSE's muse,

TSE on writing,

tentatively, 'The Archbishop Murder Case',

24/01/35,

26/01/35,

07/02/35;

uncertainties over title,

14/02/35,

18/02/35,

27/02/35;

currently 'Fear in the Way',

27/02/35;

which proves unpopular,

TSE on rewriting,

title settled on,

final revisions for printer,

17/04/35;

tentatively critiqued by EH,

20/05/35;

and EH on TSE as dramatist,

13/06/35;

chorus copied for EH,

13/06/35;

Virginia Woolf's aspersions on,

14/11/35[n];

31/01/36;

the form of its choruses,

05/03/36;

defended from obscurity,

05/03/36;

did not test TSE's plotting,

17/03/36;

book-sales to-date,

$1,000 offered for American rights,

07/05/36;

pays for 1936 American trip,

05/07/36;

Italian and Hungarian rights sold,

09/11/36;

30/12/36;

and Whiggery,

11/01/37;

Savile Club dinner to celebrate,

compared to next play,

discrepancies of Canterbury Text,

06/04/37;

Martin Browne's initial response to,

22/03/38;

TSE recognised as author of,

22/10/40;

TSE on its cheerful title,

25/05/48, 25/05/48[n];

EH on,

11/09/49;

abandoned Mercury Theatre premiere, suggested by Yeats and Doone,

14/12/34;

in the offing,

03/01/35,

09/01/35;

and Doone's response to first draft,

07/02/35;

EH requested at,

12/02/35;

imperilled,

07/03/35;

text copied for Yeats,

27/03/35;

1935 Canterbury Festival production, in rehearsal,

opening night,

reception,

final performance,

and EH's response,

1935–6 Mercury Theatre revival, Martin Browne pushing for,

in rehearsal,

which EH attends,

compared to Canterbury original,

10/01/36;

at the box-office,

24/02/36;

its 100th performance,

still running,

17/03/36;

proposed tour to end,

1936 BBC radio version, BBC bid to produce,

broadcast fixed,

BBC memo on,

in rehearsal,

TSE on,

abortive 1936 New York transfer, Dukes visits America to arrange,

16/12/35,

22/12/35;

blighted by Brace's actions,

31/12/35;

quashed by Federal Theatre production,

02/02/36[n];

its usurper founders,

02/02/36,

deferred to autumn,

unsolicited 1936 New York production, licensed by Brace,

31/12/35;

to be directed by Rice,

seemingly withdrawn,

Rice resigns from,

delights EH and Eleanor Hinkley,

26/03/36;

TSE sent press-cuttings for,

02/04/36,

EH reports on,

07/04/36;

TSE speculates as to textual discrepancies,

07/04/36;

attended by Eleanor Roosevelt,

07/04/36[n];

extended and potentially expanded,

TSE to the Transcript on,

02/10/36[n];

may predispose immigration authorities favourably in future,

17/10/36;

royalties from,

1936 University College, Dublin student production,

27/01/36;

described by TSE,

27/01/36;

rumoured Australian and American productions,

19/03/36;

1936 Gate Theatre touring production, TSE's long-held wish,

19/01/36;

scheduled,

1936 touring production, due at the Arts Theatre, Cambridge,

18/05/36;

as it was played in Cambridge,

26/05/36;

1936 America pirate production,

28/04/36;

1937 Duchess Theatre West End transfer,

date fixed for,

17/10/36;

announced in Times,

22/10/36;

dress-rehearsal attended,

reception,

reviewed,

royalties,

23/11/36, 23/11/36[n];

still playing,

11/01/37;

ticket sales pick up,

15/01/37;

coming to an end,

receives royal visit,

23/03/37;

1937 touring production,

scheduled post-Duchess,

beginning in Leeds, then Manchester,

12/02/37,

going strong,

1937 Harvard University production,

31/03/37;

23/04/37[n];

1937 Amherst College production, singled out for praise,

1937 Old Vic production, touring production arrived at,

25/05/37;

in rehearsal,

07/06/37;

1937 Tewkesbury Drama Festival production,

1938 American tour,

projected for January 1937,

29/06/36;

said date seconded by Dukes,

17/10/36;

deferred to September 1937,

confirmed again by Dukes,

pre-tour dates in Golders Green, then Liverpool,

21/09/37;

opening in Boston in January,

21/09/37,

over which EH is consulted,

23/11/37;

tour itinerary,

07/12/37,

18/02/38;

Family Reunion keeps TSE from,

07/12/37;

preparatory re-rehearsal for,

23/12/37,

05/01/38,

pre-crossing Liverpool dates,

05/01/38,

14/01/38,

EH's judgement desired,

EH reports on first night,

04/02/38,

11/02/38;

reviewed in The Times,

18/02/38[n];

EH sends New York cuttings,

01/03/38;

prematurely transferred to New York,

04/03/38;

11/03/38;

Dukes reports on,

15/03/38;

Westminster Cathedral Hall charity performance,

1940 Latham Mercury revival, revival suggested in rep with Family Reunion,

31/03/39;

wartime modern-dress production suggested,

ambushes TSE,

in rehearsal,

first night,

reviewed,

Browne's wartime Pilgrim Players' adaptation,

24/05/40;

22/10/40;

02/03/41;

Hoellering film, Hoellering's initial approach made,

02/02/42;

Hoellering's vision for,

22/03/42;

TSE adapting for screen,

reconnoitre of Canterbury for,

casting Becket,

recording made for,

development process described to NYT,

03/06/48[n];

non-actor found for Becket,

23/07/49;

11/09/49;

screenings of Groser,

set-dressing,

screening,

approaching release,

still in the edit,

final screening,

and Venice Film Festival,

29/07/51,

08/10/51;

seeking distribution,

soon to premiere,

opens,

initial reception,

circulating in shortened version,

07/12/52;

1945 Théâtre du Vieux Colombier production,

compared to Martin Browne's,

royalties,

apparently a hit,

reviewed,

reaches 150 performances,

11/11/45;

Fluchère's involvement,

03/06/48;

1946 German production,

06/05/46;

1947 Edinburgh Festival production,

15/11/47;

1948 Milton Academy production,

29/02/48;

1949 broadcast,

22/09/49;

1949 Berlin production, politically resonant,

25/10/49;

1952 University of Rennes, Grand Théâtre abridgment,

16/04/52;

1952 Théatre National Populaire production,

22/12/52;

1953 Old Vic revival, waiting on Donat,

22/12/52;

TSE on,

1954 Harvard production,

10/04/54;

North Kensington 'Community Centre', TSE to trumpet on wireless,

07/01/37;

visited,

11/01/37;

TSE's wireless broadcast accepted,

15/01/37;

TSE makes appeal on behalf of,

Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats,

01/06/31;

conceived as money-spinner,

09/08/33;

written as jeu d'esprit,

11/08/33;

individual poems sent to EH,

early fragment of 'Rumpuscat',

06/02/34;

as outlined to GCF,

06/02/34[n];

and 'the Heaviside layer',

06/02/34[n];

TSE despairs of finishing,

08/06/34;

provisionally Mr Eliot's Book of Pollicle Dogs and Jellicle Cats and Other Birds & Beasts,

08/06/34;

as advertised by GCF,

22/12/35;

16/01/36;

delayed by Milton and Byron essays,

18/02/36;

written to relieve political gloom,

written in tours de force,

13/03/36;

written occasionally,

and Children's Hour,

TSE asked to recite,

TSE at leisure to write,

25/01/38[n];

Hodgson promises to illustrate,

02/12/38;

Hodgson as 'the Man in White Spats',

02/12/38[n];

to appear autumn 1939,

TSE to design cover,

published,

read in the Roberts household,

sent to EH,

reception,

selling strongly,

being reprinted,

published in America,

08/12/39;

EH receives,

09/02/41;

the illustrations,

09/02/41;

the original Cat Morgan,

13/05/44,

17/07/52;

read to the Roberts children,

31/12/49[n];

'Bustopher Jones: The St. James's Street Cat',

01/03/38;

'Gus: The Theatre Cat',

08/02/38;

'Marching Song of the Pollicle Dogs',

'Old Deuteronomy',

'Song of the Jellicles',

'The Naming of Cats',

19/07/35, 19/07/35[n];

'The Old Gumbie Cat',

'The Practical Cat',

02/11/33;

'The Rum Tum Tugger',

14/03/33[n],

St. Stephen's Church, Gloucester Road, EH encouraged to visit,

vestry goings-on,

churchwarding at,

Christmas at,

receives TSE's BBC fee,

12/02/37;

two days' continuous prayer at,

Christmas without,

Lent without,

wartime Easter at,

in wartime,

wartime Holy Week,

TSE reduced to Sundays at,

19/03/46;

fundraising for,

09/11/46;

05/03/50;

Savile Club, London, lunch with Yeats at,

29/10/34;

hosts dinner honouring Murder,

Seaverns, Helen,

finally dines with TSE,

04/04/36;

23/04/36;

teaches TSE card games,

11/05/36;

25/11/36;

bearer of EH's Christmas present,

charms TSE,

hosts TSE and the Perkinses,

entertained by TSE,

TSE hesitates to confide in,

27/05/38;

02/08/38;

and Perkinses dine with TSE,

to tea with TSE,

seeks advice from TSE on transatlantic tourism,

12/05/39;

19/05/39;

26/05/39;

her comforts equivalent to Mappie's,

26/05/39;

houses EH on 1939 arrival,

an old spoiled child,

disburdens herself over tea,

laments life in Hove,

removed from grandchildren,

3.HelenSeaverns, Helen Seaverns, widow of the American-born businessman and Liberal MP, Joel Herbert Seaverns: see Biographical Register.

Speaight, Robert, singled out as Malvolio,

20/04/32;

chats to TSE at OM's,

29/04/32;

04/08/32;

talked through part of Becket by TSE,

24/05/35;

excited at TSE's dramatic ambitions,

24/05/35[n];

16/06/35;

never happier on stage,

16/06/35;

committed to Mercury Murder revival,

03/10/35;

14/10/35;

22/10/35;

unimprovable as Becket,

22/12/35;

in Mercury Theatre production,

10/01/36;

issues TSE with Irish introductions,

21/01/36;

his performance agreed to be going stale,

at 100th performance of Murder,

cast in Williams's Cranmer,

his Becket critiqued by Tandy,

as Becket,

records Becket's sermon,

28/04/36;

which TSE is against,

19/05/36;

at post-performance feast in Cambridge,

26/05/36;

better as Cranmer than Becket,

22/06/36;

sermon reblocked for Duchess Theatre,

30/10/36;

at Savile Club Murder dinner,

and the royal visit,

becoming conceited,

performance pruned in re-rehearsal,

23/12/37;

problems with his performance persist,

[undated: September 1933];

in EH's report,

11/02/38;

compared to Robert Sansom,

22/02/40,

01/03/40;

12/05/41;

broadcasts East Coker,

21/07/41,

28/07/41,

18/08/41;

gives small dinner at Garrick,

15/12/41;

swoops on Shamley to record TSE,

05/06/44;

discounted from film of Murder,

05/02/45;

complains and is disingenuously soothed,

05/02/45[n];

as Elijah in Nicholson's debut,

09/09/45,

09/10/45;

attends Family Reunion with TSE,

08/12/46,

15/12/46;

still playing Becket,

15/11/47,

29/03/48;

misrepresents TSE's views,

01/05/48;

in Belgium,

31/12/49;

ruined by Becket,

14/02/51;

in The Confidential Clerk,

04/09/54;

see bio

2.RobertSpeaight, Robert Speaight (1904–77), actor, producer and author, was to create the role of Becket in Murder in the Cathedral in 1935: see Biographical Register.

travels, trips and plans, EH's 1930 trip to England,

17/09/30[n];

EH's proposed 1931 England visit,

09/01/31;

30/03/31;

called off,

02/04/31;

EH's 1932 summer holidays,

the Eliots' Derby Day excursion,

05/06/32;

related,

07/06/32;

the Eliots' July 1932 Hindhead visit,

19/07/32;

the Eliots' August 1932 Eastbourne holiday,

23/08/32;

29/08/32;

described,

05/09/32;

TSE's 1932–3 year in America, Norton Professorship offered to TSE,

27/10/31;

and the prospect of reunion with EH,

02/11/31,

20/11/31;

which TSE refuses to see as decisive,

08/12/31;

which angers EH,

17/12/31;

who writes and destroys a response,

22/12/31;

TSE's financial imperatives,

TSE's itinerary,

and the question of discretion,

16/02/32;

opportunity for adventurous lecture-tours,

19/04/32;

TSE speculates on attendant feelings,

13/09/32;

TSE on the voyage over,

TSE reflects on,

TSE's return from,

the Eliot family's Randolph holiday,

10/06/33;

TSE's 1933 westward tour to Scripps, proposed to EH,

02/02/32;

and TSE's need to lecture,

possibly via St. Louis,

TSE's itinerary,

possible stopover in Seattle,

15/03/32,

19/04/32,

13/05/32;

a shameful source of happiness,

14/07/32;

still a happy thought,

03/12/32;

described by Havens and others,

TSE reflects on,

TSE's return from,

TSE wonders at after-effect on EH,

13/02/33;

EH urged to reflect honestly on,

14/02/33;

Ada on,

22/10/33;

and a conversation about divorce,

19/11/33;

in EH's recollection,

20/09/45,

22/09/49;

possible EH 1933 summer in England,

17/02/33;

TSE's 1933 Faber summer holiday, set for mid-August,

postponed,

rearranged,

TSE buys summer outfits for,

17/08/33;

27/08/33;

described,

02/09/33,

TSE's 1933 tour of Scotland, possible itinerary,

28/10/33;

Morley's preparations for,

28/10/33[n];

07/11/33;

described for EH,

26/11/33;

TSE's 1933 trip to Paris, mooted,

28/10/33;

described,

26/11/33;

EH's 1934–5 year in Europe,

21/10/33;

TSE delighted at the prospect,

16/03/34;

attempts to coordinate with TSE's 1934 summer plans,

the Perkinses due in Chipping Camden,

22/06/34;

EH's itinerary,

[late July 1934];

TSE's initial weekend at Chipping Campden,

30/07/34;

TSE books rooms in Lechlade,

30/07/34,

02/08/34;

TSE visits Campden again with family,

and again alone,

which visit TSE reflects on,

04/09/34;

TSE's plans to entertain EH en route to Europe,

19/09/34,

25/09/34;

EH's continental itinerary,

VHE and propriety inhibit pre-Paris arrangements,

L'Escargot lunch,

weekend in Sussex for EH's birthday,

possible London tea-party,

22/10/34,

26/10/34;

second lunch at L'Escargot,

20/11/34;

EH and TSE's November excursions,

20/11/34;

a month which TSE reflects happily on,

29/11/34,

09/12/34;

EH's summer 1935 plans,

EH departs England,

EH in Florence,

arrived in Rome,

TSE coordinating with EH's return,

TSE recommends Siena,

14/02/35;

EH returns to Florence,

20/02/35;

EH sails for Riviera,

18/03/35;

EH returns from France,

04/04/35;

L'Escargot lunch on EH's return,

25/03/35,

02/04/35,

12/04/35;

EH sails for Guernsey,

17/04/35;

24/04/35;

May 1935,

24/05/35[n];

EH's June 1935 London sortie,

31/05/35;

TSE attends Dr Perkins's birthday,

07/06/35;

TSE's July 1935 Campden week,

TSE offers to fund EH in London,

25/06/35,

01/07/35;

where EH joins Jeanie McPherrin,

01/07/35,

19/08/35[n];

TSE's Campden birthday weekend,

prospect of EH spending month at Blomfield Terrace,

19/08/35, 19/08/35[n];

Thorp theatre outing,

27/08/35,

31/08/35,

04/09/35;

TSE's 6–8 September Campden weekend,

31/08/35,

10/09/35;

EH staying at 19 Rosary Gardens,

17/09/35;

EH to Campden for 15–17 November,

EH sails for Boston,

EH and TSE's final farewell,

TSE and EH's final weeks in London,

their excursion to Finchampstead,

TSE reflects on,

excursion to Greenwich,

06/04/40;

EH reflects on the final weeks of,

26/04/45;

TSE's 1934 Faber summer holiday,

described,

TSE's dream of Cairo,

17/05/34;

26/09/34;

01/11/34;

TSE's invitation to Finland, palmed off on Robert Nichols,

18/02/35;

TSE's 1935 tour of Scotland, proposed by Blake,

30/01/35;

attempts to coordinate with EH,

12/02/35;

20/04/35;

TSE's itinerary,

24/04/35;

TSE's 1935 Faber summer holiday,

TSE writes from,

described,

TSE's 1936 visit to Ireland, TSE's itinerary,

16/01/36,

19/01/36;

recounted,

27/01/36;

TSE's spring/summer 1936 trip to Paris, first contemplated,

date fixed,

Morleys invited,

TSE's itinerary,

recounted,

TSE's 1936 Faber summer holiday,

TSE writes from,

TSE's 1936 American trip,

13/12/35;

spring arrival dependent on New York Murder,

if not spring, then autumn,

possible excursions,

autumn better for seeing EH,

and possible Princeton offer,

18/02/36;

and possible Smith visit,

18/05/36;

efforts to coordinate with EH,

passage on Alaunia booked,

TSE's itinerary,

Murder to pay for,

coordinating with Eliot Randolph holiday,

09/07/36;

the moment of parting from EH,

30/09/36,

02/10/36;

TSE's birthday during,

TSE reflects on,

TSE's 1937 tour of Scotland,

itinerary,

recounted,

the Morley–Eliot 1937 trip to Salzburg, contemplated,

itinerary,

EH receives postcard from,

13/05/37;

described,

25/05/37;

as relayed to OM,

25/05/37[n];

EH's 1937 summer in England,

and Mrs Seaverns,

EH accompanies TSE to Edinburgh,

itinerary coordinated with EH,

07/06/37;

dinner at L'Escargot,

01/07/37;

TSE's 10–11 July Campden visit,

05/07/37;

TSE's 17–22 July Campden visit,

05/07/37,

26/07/37;

TSE's 21 August Campden visit,

EH travels to Yorkshire,

15/08/37,

21/09/37;

TSE reminisces about,

24/09/37, 24/09/37;

TSE's 1937 Faber summer holiday,

TSE reports from,

leaves TSE sunburnt,

TSE's 1938 trip to Lisbon, outlined to EH,

TSE advised on,

travel arrangements,

the voyage out,

described,

EH's 1938 summer in England, and whether EH should spend it at Campden,

EH's arrival confirmed,

12/05/38;

TSE's July Campden visit,

27/05/38,

07/06/38,

21/06/38;

EH's late-July London stay,

21/07/38,

01/08/38;

TSE's 5–21 August Campden fortnight,

21/06/38,

04/08/38,

23/08/38;

TSE's 3–6 September Campden visit,

EH's September London stay,

TSE reflects on,

TSE's 1938 Faber summer holiday,

29/03/38;

21/06/38;

TSE's preparations for,

23/08/38;

TSE reports from,

29/08/38,

01/09/38;

possible EH England Christmas 1938 visit,

09/12/38;

possible TSE 1939 visit to America, mooted for spring,

09/12/38;

complicated by Marion and Dodo's trip,

shifted to autumn,

threatened by war,

made impossible,

EH's 1939 England visit, TSE's efforts to coordinate with,

threatened by war,

complicated by Marion's arrival,

04/05/39;

12/05/39;

EH's itinerary,

26/05/39;

EH's initial London stay,

29/06/39;

TSE's 7–20 July Campden visit,

29/06/39,

06/07/39,

24/07/39;

TSE's 22–30 August Campden visit,

TSE's 2–4 September Campden visit,

06/07/39,

01/09/39;

EH again London,

26/07/39;

EH and TSE's parting moments,

in TSE's memory,

memory vitiated by EH's subsequent letter,

13/10/42;

TSE's 1939 Faber summer holiday,

TSE writes from,

possible wartime transatlantic crossings, contingencies,

24/11/39,

16/03/40;

08/12/39;

in case of EH being ill,

28/12/39;

TSE's reasons for and against,

06/02/40;

and TSE's New York proposition,

31/03/40,

10/05/40;

following invasion Denmark and Norway,

12/04/40;

19/04/40;

impossible for TSE unless official,

TSE's desire to remain in England,

20/05/41;

TSE's reasons for and against accepting lectureship,

21/07/42,

18/08/42;

given Ada's impending death,

19/02/43,

09/03/43;

TSE's abortive 1940 Italian mission, possible but confidential,

06/02/40,

01/03/40;

lectures prepared for,

09/03/40,

16/03/40,

24/04/44;

and the prospect of seeing EP,

might include Paris,

itinerary,

in jeopardy,

final preparations for,

10/05/40;

cancelled,

17/05/40, 17/05/40[n],

04/06/40;

TSE's 1940 visit to Dublin, approved by Foreign Office,

04/06/40;

in national interest,

itinerary,

recounted,

involves TSE's first plane-journey,

06/07/40;

TSE's 1940 Faber summer holiday,

TSE reports from,

TSE's 1941 Faber summer holiday,

Kipling and fishing-rod packed for,

18/08/41;

25/08/41;

TSE reports from,

06/09/41;

TSE's 1941 Northern tour, proposed by the Christendom group,

25/08/41;

arranged with Demant,

itinerary,

recounted,

TSE's 1942 British Council mission to Sweden, TSE makes cryptic allusion to,

as recounted to EH,

as recounted to JDH,

return leg in London,

14/06/42;

as war-work,

18/08/42;

19/02/43;

TSE's 1942 New Forest holiday,

30/06/42;

described,

13/07/42,

[early July 1942];

TSE's 1942 week in Scotland,

recounted,

TSE's abortive 1942 Iceland mission,

07/12/42;

TSE's 1943 trip to Edinburgh,

recounted,

TSE's abortive 1943 Iceland mission,

TSE's 1943 New Forest holiday,

TSE's 1944 trip to Edinburgh,

10/01/44;

TSE's abortive 1944 North Africa mission,

TSE's May 1945 trip to Paris,

described,

TSE's June 1945 trip to Paris,

11/06/45;

recounted,

25/06/45,

02/07/45;

possible post-war American visit,

and Henry's impending death,

23/07/45;

ideally ancillary to work,

26/08/45;

possibly as F&F's representative,

11/11/45,

30/11/45;

waits on TSE's health and Carlyle Mansions,

16/02/46,

24/02/46;

TSE's 1945 September fortnight in Lee,

described,

TSE's 1945 Christmas in Lee,

30/11/45;

17/12/45;

described,

12/01/46;

TSE's 1946 summer in America, date for passage fixed,

paperwork for,

TSE's itinerary,

its aftermath,

recounted,

TSE's 1947 summer in America, dependent on lecture engagements,

02/09/46,

26/09/46;

TSE seeks to bring forward,

24/10/46;

Henry's condition brings further forward,

set for April,

itinerary,

EH reflects on,

TSE's scheduled December 1947 visit to Marseilles and Rome,

itinerary,

TSE's preparations for,

24/11/47;

dreaded,

30/11/47;

Roman leg described by Roger Hinks,

24/11/47[n];

EH's hypothetical March 1948 visit to England,

29/02/48;

TSE's postponed 1948 trip to Aix,

itinerary,

recounted,

home via Paris,

TSE's 1948 trip to America,

itinerary,

TSE's visit to EH in Andover,

24/10/48;

disrupted by Nobel Prize,

07/11/48;

TSE's 1948 Nobel Prize visit to Stockholm,

07/11/48;

itinerary,

17/11/48;

recounted,

18/12/48;

TSE's 1949 family motor-tour of Scotland,

22/09/49;

described,

27/09/49, 27/09/49[n];

TSE's October–November 1949 trip to Germany,

possible itinerary,

preparations for,

final itinerary,

TSE's account of,

the return via Belgium,

31/12/49;

TSE's January 1950 voyage to South Africa, all but fixed,

itinerary,

described by TSE,

recounted by Faber,

EH's 1950 summer in England,

26/03/50;

TSE books EH's hotel room for,

17/04/50,

18/05/50;

TSE's efforts to coordinate with EH's movements,

EH in Campden,

TSE reports to Aunt Edith on,

29/07/50[n];

TSE's 1950 visit to America, and TSE's possible Chicago post,

the Chicago leg,

November itinerary,

TSE's spring 1951 trip to Spain,

itinerary,

recounted,

TSE's September 1951 Geneva stay,

29/07/51;

itinerary,

25/08/51;

recounted,

08/10/51;

TSE's 1951 British Council mission to Paris,

08/11/51;

recounted,

28/11/51;

TSE's second 1951 British Council mission to Paris, recounted,

16/12/51;

TSE's 1952 visit to Rennes and the Riviera,

itinerary,

recounted,

TSE's 1952 visit to America,

itinerary,

efforts to coordinate with EH's summer,

22/03/52;

16/04/52;

TSE on meeting with EH,

22/05/52;

13/06/52;

TSE's 1952 rest cure in Switzerland,

TSE's 1953 visit to St. Louis and America, set for June,

to include fortnight in Cambridge,

itinerary,

EH's 1953 trip to England, EH's Alnwick plans,