T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 323

To H.Ellix.moon 14.V.33 Dear H.E. There is one Kenneth Marshall anxious to see you - and he is interesting; as ?'is full out for it. ?ounding a holiday in my College before going to another job. ?e is very modern, for Lester, and likes you, but not to the point of idolatry. Doas he idolise anybody? Not, I think he admires Marshall very much and think you would. His means of conduct being a going will probably be a push- bike & it's a long way from arregno so you & back: so ?'d like to succeed his sleeping in the smack I have failed to visit - yet. Don't take my defection to heart - yet. I'm in the Isle of ..ight, running .. is now just off to Manchester - motor-boats & engines for the river. I am really grateful one (probably not ... or noon. Meanwhile consider if Marshall is good for you. He is more modern than us. Yours T.Shaw (enclosed with above from T.E.L.) Clouds Hill. I don't know what to say after this (Shaw's letter - so much depends on one's mood, young and aging. But I should like to meet you; If you could put up with company which might be boring. Of course Shaw's letter is flattering, he is always generous! Yours Kenneth M. Marshall 699