Letter from Thomas MacGreevy to George Yeats. 9 February 1927.

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at 15 Cheyne Gardens,
London, S.W. 3
9th Feb., 1927

DearestGeorge

My address will be

I go Saturday, none too soon — Hester is not speaking to me! No words just sulks ever since I said I was going.

I enclose the scenario of Pomone which may amuse you. It is not to go beyond yourselves.

How is W.B.? I hope much better. I shall be looking out for a line from you. Lunch with Mrs Reade to-day. Dinner with your mother tonight. Everybody being very nice.

Love

Tom.