Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood
Letter No. VWL1725
Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood
Letter No.: VWL1725
[Sometime between 1938 and 1946]
So now you come to London he says,
Its this a fine lady ’ll make you,
And you shall enjoy a silken gown,
Diamond rings & gold laces.
I’d rather be a poor man’s wife
And sit at my wheel a-spinning,
Than I wd. be a lawyer’s jade
Or be in a place of roaming and go no more
Butterworth1
And now she is a poor man’s wife
Her husband dearly loves her
She lives a sweet contented life
No lady in town is above her.2
W Daniels
Selscombe
Ockham Drive
G.H.3
1. The purpose of this note here is not clear.
2. Pencil draft in UVW’s hand found in her papers.
3. Note in VW’s hand.
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It is not clear if this is part of another letter, as it is mostlyin the hand of UVW.
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