THE LETTERS OF RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

13 Cheyne Walk,
S.W.

[3rd June 1907]

Dear Mrs Hadley
You will have thought me fearfully rude not to have answered you before – but I daresay you guessed that I was away for Easter and our servants did not forward what they thought to be parcels.  I should dearly love to have one of the photographs of Faithful if I really may.¹  May I come up one day and choose one when we are all back from our holidays – I’m afraid that will have to be, now, when you come back from Italy won’t it
Yrs very sincerely

R. Vaughan Williams

1. Following a performance of the incidental music for Pilgrim’s Progress.