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Asks for the payments to be send from today to Onslow Square. Recipient's name illegible; looks to be Mr. E[rnst?].
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Asks for the payments to be send from today to Onslow Square. Recipient's name illegible; looks to be Mr. E[rnst?].
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Category : Rosalind (Fictitious character : Shakespeare)
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Mentions Lady Martin's letter on Rosalind and discusses her poor health.
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Is sending Harris another of Lady Martin's Shakespearian Studies; discusses her poor health. Addressed to Mr. Harris. Note with item indicates "ex libris Mortimer Harris" (see worksheet file).
Author: Sir Theodore Martin
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Recipients include: Dr. Mackay, Frederic William Burton, F.A. Coz[en?], Mortimer Harris, Mr. Leed, Mrs. S.C. Hall and an unidentified recipient. (1) Addressed to Dr. Mackay, discusses his translations of Aladdin and Correggio; (2) addressed to Burton, refers to Lady's Juliet; (3) addressed to F.A. Coz[en?], mentions a list of his published works in the Leisure Hour; (4) addressed to Mortimer Harris, refers to the Hermione paper; (5) addressed to Mr. Leed. Martin writes that he is sending a cheque; mentions the weather; (6) addressed to Mrs. Hall. Martin writes on behalf of "Pauline" and is sending a ticket for a box on Wednesday; (7) addressed "Dear Madam," refers to having some corrections made. Some of the letters are undated or have a partially illegible date.
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Martin is enclosing letters to poor Miss [Geraldine E.?] Jewsbury on her deathbed [not included here].
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He will not be able to preside at the Shakespeare dinner. Unhappily, he burnt all the proofs of the Faust.
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Martin submits a rough first draft of the first act of his translation of the Danish poet Oehlenschläger's drama of Correggio [not included here]. He wonders if it may be suitable for the Art journal.
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Answers a question that Brereton had written him about regarding readings Irving did with Lady Martin; he specifically mentions Merchant of Venice, Macbeth, Shylock, Romeo to Lady Martin's Juliet, Orlando in As you like it to her Rosalind, Benedict to Lady Martin's Beatrice.
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Is sending Lady Martin's former letters on "Juliet."
