THE LETTERS OF RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

10 Barton Street

[April 1902?]

Dear Randolph,

I am sending the promised copies each with an appropriate inscription which have caused me much labour to invent¹.
A.² sends you her love – she is nearly all right & went out for the 1^st time today.
What do you think of this note from G. Trevy³ which I found shoved in under the door when I came down to breakfast on Sunday morning
Yrs affec

Ralph Vaughan Williams

1.  Probably copies of the two songs (Linden Lea and Blackmwore by the Stour) published in The Vocalist in April and May 1902.  See VWL107.
2.  Adeline Vaughan Williams
3.  George Macaulay Trevelyan, the historian, and a friend from Cambridge University.