T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 414
T. E. Lawrence Correspondence
Page 414
To Hogarth 10.2.1912
cracked. However it may be on your behalf. It will be vile if
(having got the money from you, promises that is to say -) I
can't buy the lane. Hassan Asha will grind his guns, if true.
Woolley's idea of Kufiti men I hope won't come off. Those kept-
isms are such voms (thought they own did). As for Primus stoves,
I'll write and tell him we don't want them: that vaporised parraf-
in thing of Naj's is almost the same.
Let Canon tell Henderson's heir that his father paid a pair of
yellow boots with blue tassels, and a red & yellow striped silk
gown for Carchemisl. The man will probably be content with a
returned. Also tell him that in 20 years afterwards
....id... I can send you facsimile boots.
About the Jerablus seals:- I can't give you those, only the five
outsiders: the Jerablus ones I bought while living at Jerablus
expense i.e. provide that is to say -). If he gives them you all
well and good. I valued them at about 3/4 the lot. The foot ...
seal must be worth a lira & the ... & if it gives you that in
should give over the rest of the bunch.
Didn't know you liked tuck-weights: there are heaps here in town:
or is it only Carchemisl ducks?
Very hard to make the Trilbys: people love me. They think
English people are spoiling their line: and by being turned out of
the Awls's they have lost that mid-stream rock to build their
briggs on at Carchemisl. However I'll do my best. Please
.. Billy from me.
J.
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