T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 403
T. E. Lawrence Correspondence
Page 403
To Hogarth. 21:5.11.
Which means that they reproduce (or one reproduces ) the amulet
(fable, deleted) castings to state they demand: from one's Goort:
useful things: no well appointed household.etc.... If they do
mark a door and I am as certain as make that they stood on a wall
next which they were found, and built into it (we have only the
one) as appears from the rough base of the stones, without fold
pattern: then the long well and stairs are no part of them: and
there should be a blotain place under the term or towards the
rivers: or even to the T.
This is all pure moonshine, & to be smiled over. Put Thompson
lacks flesh & blood in these reports: theories are what you (im-
personal) must: and plenty of them.
Tote though: can't let Young hear that I am sti.ing them up
with glue? Love to Isacca. If he had not had Jaundice I would
have tried his adrenach with a letter.
........
Thompson refuses to send this in his letter: he fears the com-
petition of my style.
J.L.
By the way, you will have to alter your tentative dating of the
site: we have got a large church (probably) with a relief,
possibly of an Icomastasis, of a man on a horse (? St.George).
Byzant. in style 9th - 11th. Gents. perhaps as apply to Bertie.
who saw & admired: Ginn. under grass all this....
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