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Anthropology and The Classics – edited by R.R. Marett


To the most excellent of missionaries,
That she may learn the ‘Beastlie Diaries of the Heathen’
and,
having learned,
be charitable,
D.D.
Paganitatis [?]
[Squiggle]
MCM xmas VIII
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Three Score & Ten – The Exhibition
In lieu of a book*, Three Score & Ten (AKA My Other Project) is currently doing the rounds as a piece of (cough) conceptual art (ok, I’ve printed it off and stuck it on walls).
From now until May 1 2019, it’s at the very lovely Burley Fisher Books in Dalston. And for what it’s worth, I think it actually works (dammit). Here’s some pics of the opening night.
* no, I still don’t have the heart to tell the BL to get rid of the Amazon page…
All photographs by Lik Chung Li. (lik_li@hotmail.com)
The Liverpool Scene edited by Edward Lucie-Smith


To The Hutchins!
– Remember: the shortest life is not necessary the best life. But you two [squiggle?] are treasures.
Joe
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Jasmin’s Witch by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie
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American Poetry from the Beginning to Whitman by Louis Untermeyer
To Al
A gift for Christmas and Birthday, and for a boat farewell.
Shortened [?] as it has proved to be, it has been an honour to have shared a derelict sinking heap of metal with you.
Please, no guilt or responsibility – some dreams were destined to sink. We’ll have to find ways to be indescribably cool in other ways – do I hear applause beginning? The Revue is coming to town…
Take care, my friend
Luke [?] [face doodle]
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Running in the Family by Michael Ondaatje


Hi Dear Matt –
Have you read this? Maggie sent it to me – and now I send it to you. I think the brother he mentions in the book is the fellow who bought Miss Gillams house – what a crazy family! You will find this entertaining.
Note: “Lala” within these pages – and the author’s account of her life and death (the author’s Grandma)
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Mr Palomar by Italo Calvino


[Inside Front]
Sleeping in the eaves with an early rise. Working through Kate’s bookshelf. A few good numbers of a sheepskull [?]. Nothing but dreams tonight of you & foreign countries. Crossing the borderline. Yours with a pulsing heart & taunting loins [?]. Goodnight sweet girl. JDx
Hello ROSE! when Glasgow is far and train journeys long, think of all the fun we will have when you come to Sweden. Lips & lips to you. Love S.
Empty swimming pools freak me out. So hard to get into. Dewey eyed goodbye to West Country. Back around 3. Listening to Phantom music in rain & thinking about Aragon & my growing love for it. JDx
Wet green land. Nothing exotic to see. My eyes droop & then I read about africa & then I feel guilty. Nothing to stimulate. No agitation except bundu boys & [?] clinging to a warm body that left me cold when I left it. Coming back to it now I am refuelled & need to rest & recreate fiction
[Inside back]
Kat & Keith about to arrive from London. Putting them up for the night. Rain pouring down. Editing & already complaints from upstairs. Good [?] [?]. Missing your kisses & awaiting ramification comrade Brighton Love JD.
Dear Rosie – Brisk late night walk up Byres Rd after editing and another sure fire smell in the air. Hungry as a stray dog for your return. Kisses on you while you sleep. My sweet alley cat. Sshhh xxxx
Point Counter Point by Aldous Huxley
To Donald
The result of a “cup of tea” at “the army & Navy” and with confidence in his future literary achievements
from M.P.
Easter 1941
Darling Don
Much love at Christmas and all through 1967 however much the wind blows from the East
Kath
xx
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Decline and Fall by Evelyn Waugh
London 1997
Dear Nanu
ref p208
I don’t expect that I ever made the centre of the wheel. I have climbed on & been thrown off just like everybody else.
(but I shall continue to climb on).
Yours etc Ronnie
P.S I think this answers the relationship between public school & prison.

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