T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 143

LH 9/13/42 TO A.R.Chambers, (con) You get tired of London, let me know. Sol is the Station, th e State is alone in a dip in the moor, very quiet. W very fine. A mile from camp, fortified with a large bicycle, three chairs a 100 yards cra...phones of brier, a table. Man: windows, oak-trees, an ilex, birch, fir, and... Avoids hanger. Deer. Purejbirds to look at. No tramps except what a ...ooter & the char ...ouse & canteens provide. Milk. Turf fuel... for the picki... up. I don't sleep ...rre, but come out 4.30 p.m till 10 p.m. nearly every evening. I dream; I read by the fire. We play Diplomacy & ...ords by myself on a box. Sometimes one or two Tank-corps-pints arrive & laste ... me.... But few any of them dare for abstract ......s. If you are i... be very much alone all day. Nearly I came to look for you the other day. Wells (a novelist, H.G., nearly famous) was asked out to Lunnon for a week -time, & tho'ofd his ...ries as I returned by motor-bike. Only the poor beast wen't rumble well, & I was in ...ual, & was henzined. AVG T.E. (...f.h.l. exr.r.b. ex h.c. )