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3853. ET-Z2,079 letter

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      [Undated] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to Sweetest Polixanina [Pauline Chase]. She thanks her for looking after Bertha and sends a cheque for the money she lent; mentions Jim [James Carew].

3854. ET-Z2,086 letter

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      [Undated] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to Darling [Pauline Chase]. She thanks her for the worked bag; asks about how she liked doing Peter.

3855. ET Z1,032 letter

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      [1906] From M. E. Bancroft [Lady Bancroft] to Ellen [Ellen Terry]. She wishes her success for next Saturday (Jubilee); her son George is in Monte Carlo.

3856. ET Z1,052 letter

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      [11 June] From J. M. Barrie to Ellen [Ellen Terry]. He describes play he has written for her with charwoman role, possibly to put on at the Coliseum after smaller venue.

3857. ET Z1,138a letter

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      [23 November 1909] From Charles Cruikshank to Miss Ellen Terry. Invitation as member of committee for Irving Memorial fund to view a model of statue at Thomas Brock's studio.

3858. ET-Z2,040 letter

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      [Undated] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She is off to Heidelberg to visit Edith [Craig]; she promises to get the boy a seat and see him on his train; mentions Margaret and Auntie.

3859. ET-Z2,046 letter

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      [20 June] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Bertha Bramley]. She is on tour with Edy [Edith Craig], playing in Edinburgh, Harrow School and the provinces reading Macbeth; asks after Basil.

3860. ET-Z2,052 letter

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      [Undated] From Ellen Terry to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She is ill and has not worked for four nights and could not hear Henry Irving speak at Oxford where he was honoured and dined with the Vice Chancellor...

3861. ET-Z2,054 letter

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      [2 June] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Bertha Bramley]. Sorry she has been ill; offers a box for The Merchant of Venice; she is rehearsing The Amber Heart for a benefit performance.

3862. ET-Z2,159a letter

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      [Undated] From Ellen Terry to My dear kind hearted lads. She thanks them for their very kind remembrance of her [possibly to J. M. Barrie's four adopted Davies brothers].