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3252. ET-Z2,320 letter

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      [23 March] From Ellen Terry to [Unknown]. She mentions daffodils [from Albert Fleming]; condolences on his death; excuses writing with pencil but her arm is painful.

3253. ET-Z4,004 postcard

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      [29 December 1904] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Ellen Terry. He mentions having spent Christmas alone in a restaurant; Vikings sale; illustration of Durer engraving.

3254. ET-Z4,021 postcard

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      [10 August 1906] From [Unknown] [Edward Gordon Craig] to Ellen Terry. Asks whether she needs another book; illustration of Reynolds' portrait of Mrs Siddons.

3255. ET-Z4,044 postcard

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      [Undated] From Teddy [Edward Craig] to Ellen Terry. He thanks her for cards especially ones of horse, with sketches of soldiers; illustration of panorama of Florence from the Boboli Gardens.

3256. ET-Z4,082 letter

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      [Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Ellen Terry. He encloses statement of weekly expenses explaining the tight budget he lives with; mentioning May [Craig].

3257. ET-Z4,109 letter

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      [Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. He will be in England at the Charing Cross Hotel on Tuesday, urging her to secrecy and mentioning his important work.

3258. ET-Z4,122 letter

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      [1909] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. Waiting for her note about Tree; paper decorated with illustration of Italian city.

3259. MHF2-G236 cutting

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      [5 February 1938] Centenary of Henry Irving's birth; extracts from Ellen Terry's autobiography of her conversation with Henry Irving about dying; annotated '2283'.

3260. SC11-H3 play ("To Ellen Terry, Greeting")

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      [27 April 1906] "To Ellen Terry, Greeting". By Louis N. Parker. Folded paper with red gummed seal embossed His Majesty's Theatre; recited by Herbert Beerbohm Tree.

3261. SC11-W17 poem ("Dame Ellen Terry G.B.E. L.L.D.")

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      [21 July 1928] Annotated one word crossed out and 'lonely & galled' added. Cutting from a German newspaper.