[ Mabel Dearmer, author and pacifist. ] Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dearest Molly'

2pp., 4to. In fair condition, lightly aged and worn. A warm and characteristically solicitous letter. She has heard 'such a sad account' of the recipient, and hopes she is 'quite well & fit again now'. The Dearmers 'couldn't manage Paris but we should have loved it - There has been so much - boys' holidays & my book & now another new play! I am sending you "Gervase" - I always think of correcting the proofs at Alnmouth and the sunshine there - & your little red cap with the tassel!' She asks if 'Mrs. Erskine' is 'still in Paris', and reports that she 'went down to Wimbledon' the previous Monday, 'and had a heavenly day in the sunshine at Elmley house' (home of Earl Beauchamp). She concludes: 'Goodbye beloved lady - get well | Your very affectionate | Mabel Dearmer'. See Dearmer's entry in the Oxford DNB.