T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 306
T. E. Lawrence Correspondence
Page 306
LH 7/13/42
To H. W. ...son
10.711.20
Dear H.W.
I'd like to see the R A F show on Saturday?, but probably it will not come off. I can't get away & I'll work instead. Your car wouldn't be quick enough to get me there & back. Noon Sat. to midnight Sunday is special permission, & the seeking that misses in my throat. I'd see it, you see, surely.
If you see Sassoon to speak to, tell him that his book(novel) pleased me; but I'd lose it all for his worst poem.
"All Quiet" is the screaming of a feeble man. It will not last as long as Tarr, except as a document. Do not distress yourself about "Lasting"; not even our bones do that, except momentarily. I think that to last is only to be in doubt longer. Will try & reach Georgeham on July 28, if you'll be there.
Yours
T.S.E.
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