T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 154

To A.E.Chambers. [checked? fur apm...?] 23.3.34 Dear Jock I scribble this in the U.J.C. on my way up to Liverpool, where I shall be for nearly a fortnight, watching a new R.A.F. ship on trials. Memory fails me and the filing system has broken down; so I don't know when your holiday is. If it is now, then the cottage is yours: Pat is still working on the roof of the poult there is no d in the shed, and to chop. There are the gas and wood. If it is later, then I may be ableto get over and see you: but few people move so often and so abruptly as myself. Vale T.F.S. [pcu-? mu?] It has rained oft-en: our water supply for this year is secure. So the pool is at your disposal for - ugh - bathing.