Box 110
Contains 122 Results:
Chandley-Read, Charles AL[fragment]S to Wyndham Lewis, [n.d.]
Steyning, Sussex; I very much hope you and Mrs. Wyndham Lewis are well, Flu is everywhere, it seems, a very unpleasant variety.
Chandley-Read, Charles ALS to Wyndham Lewis, Apr.24, 1949
Blandford; Dear Mr. Wyndham Lewis, I think it may help you to identify me if I say at the outset that I introduced you to the audience
Chandley-Read, Charles TLS to Wyndham Lewis, May 3, [1949]
Blandford; Dear Mr. Lewis, This is to thank you for your most encouraging note which I found waiting for me on my return from London
Chandley-Read, Charles TLS to Wyndham Lewis, Jun.23, 1949
Blandford; Dear Mr. Wyndham Lewis, Thank you very much for your letter by express post. I am replying in haste and at once because I think you
Chandley-Read, Charles TL[telegram] to Wyndham Lewis, Jul.3, 1949
Blandford; Arriving about noon Monday would very much like to lunch with you.
Chandley-Read, Charles TLS to Wyndham Lewis, Jul.11, 1949
Blandford; Dear Mr. Wyndham Lewis, I had hoped for a letter from Fabers on Friday or Saturday of last week, but nothing came.
Chandley-Read, Charles ALS to Wyndham Lewis, Jul.13, 1949
Blandford; Dear Mr. Wyndham Lewis, May I say again how very disconcerted I was to learn that my letter had caused you such anxiety.
Chandley-Read, Charles ALS to Wyndham Lewis, Jul.14, 1949
Blandford; Dear Mr. Wyndham Lewis, Very many thanks for your letter which came this morning. By the same post I had also a note from Mr. T.S. Eliot
Chandley-Read, Charles TL[telegram] to Wyndham Lewis, Jul.16, 1949
Blandford; I am extremely distressed by your telegram and very deeply regret aniety caused by my letter I have in fact written Newton
Chandley-Read, Charles ALS to Wyndham Lewis, Jul.21, 1949
Blandford; Dear Mr. Wyndham Lewis, I am at present obliged to invigilate at an examination and am therefore unable to use a type-writer.