WARREN

saying Yorkshire and Beverley are famous spots to dwell in... even if they have not the peculiar tender romance of Wales, referring him for the sea blue bird of March to Hallams full and faithful life of his father, Lord Tennyson, It is taken from the Greek poet Alcman, he thinks the halcyon is most seen in March when the leaves are still not on, but I have seen it in January and July, he talks of other poets and other Morrises, and asks Have you read The Good Companions which everybody is talking of; a tribute to Yorkshire?, 2 sides 8vo., 74 Woodstock Road, Oxford, 10th April '1903', really