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372. ET-Z1,191 letter

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     [30 December 1907] From Alfred Gilbert to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. He regrets he was out when when Ellen Terry called; hopes she and [James] Carew will lunch with him on 4 December.

373. ET-Z1,206 letter

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     [30 July 1907] From L. Harcourt to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. He gives Ellen Terry permission to publish his father's letter probably written in 1875.

374. ET Z2,321 postcard

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     [15 January 1905] From [Unknown] [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Albert Fleming]. Illustration of Ellen Terry netting with Edith Craig, her dog and Christopher St John in the sitting room at Smallhythe Place, Tenterden, Kent.

375. ET-Z1,237 letter

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     [Undated] From Laurence Irving to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He thanks Ellen Terry for her generous enthusiasm for his play Godefroi and Yolande.

376. ET-Z1,280 letter

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     [21 May 1910] From George M. Lewis to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. He thanks Ellen Terry for her letter and says his people are in Venice.

377. ET-Z1,294 letter

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     [14 June 1891] From Justin Huntly McCarthy to Ellen Terry. He asks permission to quote Ellen Terry in an article he plans to write; Charlotte sends her love.

378. ET-Z1,323 letter

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     [25 October 1895] From Helena Modjeska to sweet beautiful woman [Ellen Terry]. She thanks Ellen Terry for letter and mentions her plans for retirement; Rosalind; not motivated by money.

379. ET-Z1,398 letter

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     [26 June] From Kate Douglas Riggs to Ellen Terry. She and her sister are in Britain for ten days and want to visit Rye or Winchelsea as well as Ellen Terry.

380. ET-Z1,464 letter

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     [1 January 1918] From Fanny Stirling to 'Juliet' [Ellen Terry]. She sends lillies for Edy [Edith Craig] and asks Ellen Terry to kiss Romeo for her.

381. ET-Z1,473 letter, mourning paper

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     [Undated] From Millicent Sutherland to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She thanks Ellen Terry for her visit and for book of verses; mentions Mrs Stirling; going to Staffordshire.