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3515. ET-5,130 letter

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      [22 February 1912] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She thanks her for her letters but advises her to rest as she is sent reports of her health by the girls.

3516. ET-5,201 card

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      [December 1910] From The absent Ellen [Ellen Terry] to Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell]. Christmas greetings from America to all at The Limes; illustration of a house in snow with a sprig of holly.

3517. ET-5,203 postcard

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      [Undated] From [Unknown] [Ellen Terry] to Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell]. Refers to the fashion depicted on the card; illustration of a woman in a large hat and a very tight skirt, with a caption which refers to hobbling.

3518. ET-6,500 cutting

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      [February 1927] Article about Ellen Terry's convalescence in Wateringbury, Kent; a separate article by Mrs Gordon Craig [May Craig] entitled 'The Darling'; a separate...

3519. ET-Z1,126 letter, original and typed copy

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      [1895] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. Enthusiastic comment on Henry Irving's lecture; reminds her of lunch on Sunday.

3520. ET-Z1,275/64 letter

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      [6 August 1924] From Nell [Elena Meo] to Granny [Ellen Terry]. She plans to find a house nearer town; difficulties of distance from sea, heat and insects.

3521. ET-Z1,275/65 letter

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      [Undated] From Elena Mama [Elena Meo] to Madre Mia [Ellen Terry]. News of ill health and no money for chemists or doctors; asks for material and boots; difficulties of daily life.

3522. ET-Z1,295 postcard

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      [23 February 1906] From Malcolm M. McHardy to Niss Ellen Terry. He sends belated birthday greetings; journey to New Orleans by steam ship; mentions [Henry Irving].

3523. ET-Z1,296 letter

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      [27 August] From Jean Sterling Mackinlay to Ellen Terry. She gives permission to quote from a letter of her mother's and corrects spelling of Mackinlay.

3524. ET-Z1,314 letter

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      [16 August 1914] From Nellie [Dame Melba] to Ellen [Ellen Terry]. Everyone enjoyed her visit; invites her to visit whenever she needs a rest.