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4221. ET-Z2,086a letter

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      [Undated] From Gandy E. T. [Ellen Terry] to You and Alec and Ann [Pauline Chase]. She wishes them happy New Year; will try to see them with Edy [Edith Craig] in the new year.

4222. ET Z1,044 letter

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      [25 January 1902] From J. M. Barrie to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He mentions dresses for London production of Quality Street and The Merry Wives of Windsor.

4223. ET Z1,053 letter

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      [28 January 1917] From J. M. Barrie to Ellen [Ellen Terry]. Mr Boucicault is dealing with business side; worried about so many words for her; his children had chicken pox.

4224. ET Z1,062b letter

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      [11 February 1889] From E. H. Beecher to Nellie [Ellen Terry]. He wishes to see her, hopes for visit in Fall; has sent book of Mr Beecher's sermons and sayings; refers to age of 76.

4225. ET Z1,107 letter

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      [April 1905] From Marie Corelli to Ellen Terry. She regrets she is unable to get seats for The Merry Wives of Windsor; row with photographer about actual site of Shakespeare's birthplace.

4226. ET Z1,111 letter

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      [Undated] From Edith Craig to Mummie [Ellen Terry]. She describes Pinero's Second Mrs Tanqueray with Irene Vanbrugh and George Alexander; James Pryde's painting of Henry Irving; roses for Smallhythe.

4227. ET-Z1,214 letter

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      [25 May 1898] From Anthony H. Hawkins to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He agrees to read an excerpt of about ten minutes from his Dolly Dialogues on 16 June.

4228. ET-Z2,051 letter

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      [Undated] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She thanks Edgar for carnations which suited Margaret; she is leaving for New York and comments that it has been a very difficult year with illness af...

4229. ET-Z2,094 letter

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      [Undated] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to My poor little darling [Pauline Chase]. She sympathises with Pauline's forthcoming operation; Rosy Craig; mentions Mr Drummond and suggests meeting for lunch at the Savoy.

4230. ET-Z2,193 letter fragments

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      [Undated] From Margaret E. T. [Ellen Terry] to Miss Elise Ennions. She thanks her for the present of frames; enjoyed meeting her mother and brother in Philadelphia; she is tired; Henry Irving.