T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 142

To A.F.Gl. ...berry, [Checked] Gloucester Road Hurston Dorset S. VIII. '4 Dear Jock, [Line blacked out] to ... a few days in my cot... [Lines blacked out] not writin... You are all the hous-hussy vista, reading for the sheep rich one. I was at Oxford, aged .. ...) of so, and [very crossed out] in sin linguistic. Is it well with you [Lines blacked out] opinion or in word. Are you far from Cambridge? There's a snob there, of him, his kindness should prevent my using such a word Biily, locally,) and could be useful to you if you wished; for writers & grantees come to him sometimes, & he is abreast of these house & cultures; - not that he knows the young, next- movement men: his taste lies back, rather, and he? is a friend of Morris&,he is more literary than learned: in fact isn't learned. If you answer this I'll write to him,& let him to write to occupy one of your spare afternoons: a [large crossed out] decent fellow really : only a little assiduous. I'm still a private, in the depot of the Trk Corps at Bovingtion, in Dorset, & fed up keeping as ever that I'm ... ... .rong service. Trenchard won't see it, though I have crawled to him continually, & wailed to be taken back. I doubt Foreign Service this year, (glad, since I'm proof-reading for a private journal of my own-hook) but will probably. ...ce it next... This address is my safest one: it may be any name. "Shaw" I will myself, but some "rule rose & other surnames sha-poo-ling doesn't care". Have you read Herculitus?...... ... ... good man, [Line crossed out].......so why shouldn't you? If ever