T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 139

[chevchevĭ] Truong TO A.E.Chambers. 17.IX.23 Dear Jock Where or iat is Luxb.ry? Why should it (a) m'an goodbye (b) quell the London Library project. [sic] ? a: if in Scotland: yes of course certainly: the papers na there has been some muddle here. When I sent the you will I was broke, & couldn't offer to help. Now I can; at any rate, fill in (duplicates enclosed) for you. I'll nave lost or torn- up-in-a-rage the originals & return me them, I'll put it through cutless to you & without much delay. I'm no writ-r: can't write: Wish I could see you: am home-sick for the R.A.F. The army is more beastly than anything else which the wit of man has rage.Only of course it wasn't his wit that made it: it came suddenly from "am at midnight one moonless time, when he was taken shot. God be merciful to us sinners. R. Adress: T.F.Shaw c/o H.Smith, Stationer Bovington Camp Wool Dorset. In my lean time Bonner was so "felt: now that I'm fat he is replaced. Paid is fester than the last;" So if Luxbury Is In Englaid I'll be happy to call. Farnborough I hated & feared because of my uniform.