T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 302

28/2/29 To H.Williamson 14 Berton Street, Westminster, London, S.W.1. Telephone: "Victoria 7132" Telegrams,"Arbwkers Parl London". Dear H.W. Tonight I faced a pile of 47 letters to answerI- about ten days' accumulation. Yours is fifth: please understand its brevity. Executor: yes. I will do it, if 4k can be com- pleted by April 1930, when my present life (R.A.F.) ends. But you must be conscious younger than me, and I should ask you to be mine: only I will not need literary executors. It is a compliment if you to ask me. Do not be bound to give effect to your thought. I am not business-like. This great frost goes on. I hope it will be over by March: 4th, when I move to Plymouth. I'm keeping your letter, with its dainty movement: so that I can plan a ride to H. Devon some time when I've settled in to the new camp. Yours T.E.