THE LETTERS OF RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

From R. Vaughan Williams,
The White Gates,
Westcott Road,
Dorking.

[29th November 1939]

My Dear
We will fix up something while you are in London. I am sure to be coming up.
I am speaking from London on Sunday – so no travelling except too [sic] and from Dorking. I take the chair at a F.U.¹ meeting here on Sat.
& my 1^st lecture concert is tomorrow & on the 4^th I give away prizes at a school in Penge! So pretty active.
Do you know the last 10 lines or so of P. Unbound?²
Love from
RVW

1.  Federal Union. See R.V.W.: a biography, p.234.
2.  Prometheus Unbound, by Shelley. See R.V.W.: a biography, p.231. VW used this text in the Song of Victory, no.4 in his Six choral songs – to be sung in time of war, Catalogue of Works p.178 (1940/1).