Letter from George Yeats to Thomas MacGreevy. 24 September 1926.

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82 MERRION SQUARE.
DUBLIN
TEL.61831
Ballylee

My DEAR Lunatic ------

Lennox hasnt been near London for half a century.... he went down to stay "with old friends" somewhere in Cork for Sept 87th and returned on the 8th and reported that he had had a "fair to middling time"-------- REALLY TOM!!!!! Writing in a hurry as the post will go in a second.

Of course you will meet DulacOne of W.B. Yeats's closest friends in London and a frequent collaborator.^note - All that has already been discussed.

By the way is DollyDorothy Travers-Smith, who was to marry Lennox Robinson in 1931, was planning a show of her paintings in Dublin. Accustomed to staying with Robinson, she was accompanied by her mother, the medium Hester Dowden.^note very fed up that L.R. wont have her at Sorrento dola sola? He asked me what I thought and if I thought Dublin would talk, and of course it would. This is priovate -

Will write later over exciting news of ballet

G.