MEYERSTEIN
(E.[dward] H.[arry] W.[illiam], 1889-1952, English Writer and Scholar, writer of the life of Thomas Chatterton)
"In Time of War", Poems with an inscription in capital letters,
"The Book of Helen and of David Muir, and may its Lure in time Ensure they both Endure, with Smiles Joy-pure Woes thought past Cure" with the date in a pattern, 1944, 8vo., The Richards Press, London,
Item Date:
1942
Stock No:
31052
£75
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MEYNELL
(Alice, née Thomson, 1847-1922, English Poet and Essayist & Suffragist)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to "Dear Madam", Rita Francis MOSSCOCKLE
(née Harriet Francis Sparrow, died 1943, Poet, Author of the Golden Quest) thanking her for her "kind thought of me in sending me your poems. I had already seen them and admired (if you will pardon the personality) the portrait, as well as the text. I am greatly interested in the subject of your poems and in their spirit and energy. You have put the result of much thought into the Golden Quest. Let me congratulate me from my heart upon the great step you have taken ..." with a postscript that her "husband wishes me to tell you that he had the pleasure of writing a notice of your book in the Tablet ...", 4 sides sm. 8vo., 2a Granville Place, Portman Square, 18th March no year but circa
Item Date:
1890
Stock No:
41535
£150
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MEYNELL
(Wilfred, 1852-1948, Writer and Journalist)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Revd. Father',
thanking him "for the true pleasure of your note", 1 side 8vo., 2a Granville Place, Portman Square, W., Tuesday no date, c.
Item Date:
1900
Stock No:
17942
£20
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MEYNELL
(Viola, 1885-1956, Writer, Novelist and Poet)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Sir Ronald' (STORRS )
(Sir Ronald Henry Amherst, 1881-1955, Near Eastern Expert and Governor) telling him that "so much of Francis Thompson's handwriting is in pencil, & so much of it unsigned, that a letter in ink, & with the signature, seems the best thing to send you. The article by my mother which it refers to is one called 'At Monastery Gates' which was reprinted in The Spirit of Place in 1896. It was written after she & my father had visited Francis Thompson at the monastery (Franciscan) at Pantasaph. I cannot convey to you - & you can never find out for yourself - how pleasant it is to sit next to you at luncheon. And thank you again for your book. I didn't realise it was inscribed until I opened it in the train ... to my great pleasure ...", 1 side 8vo., Greatham, Pulborough headed paper, 8th July
Item Date:
1947
Stock No:
40886
£75
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MEYNELL
(Alice, née Thomson, 1847-1922, English Poet and Essayist)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to an unnamed correspondent
saying that she "hardly knows how to tell you that your correspondent is right. 'The Shepherdess' is an ideal young woman and not a child. One would not call a child a lady'. However the sonnet 'your own fair youth' is (dramatically) supposed to be addressed to a young women & a lover ..." she continues that she "found your book delightful and am very reluctant to put these things right ...", 2 sides 8vo., Greatham, Pulborough, Sussex, 14th August no year
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0
Stock No:
39274
£125
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