Box 93
Contains 157 Results:
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, Jul.6, 1910
London; Dear Miss Hunt-- The news to day is probably against my seeing you -- to hope sincerely you're not thinking me [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, Dec.20, 1917
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer-- Do forgive my not coming to tea tomorrow. I've got a sore throaty cold [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, Jan.20, 1918
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer-- I was sorry I could not come to tea yesterday. I have to get back early [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, Feb.2, 1918
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer-- The stars in their courses-- I've got an old appointment this afternoon [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, Apr.25, 1921
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer-- Many thank for your invitation but I'm aftraid I'm engaged -- an old dinner party [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, May 6, 1921
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer-- I would have come if I could, especially after your postcard, [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, May 2, 1924
London; Dear Mrs. Hueffer-- You don't mention the date! If I'm free on it I'd love to come [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, Mar.8, 1925
London; Dear Violet-- I was much inclined to write to you when I read of your distressing trouble [Violet Hunt papers]
Street, George Slythe ALS to Violet Hunt, Jul.14, 1926
London; Dear Violet-- (I thought we had been Christian friends for years-- one generally is in these days [Violet Hunt papers]
Stuart, Mr. ALS to Violet Hunt, [n.d.]
[n.p.] I'm not at all sure that I'm not horribly cuss with your "Dear Mr. Stuart" indeed. [Violet Hunt papers]