MS Library of Congress1
My dear Miss Sewell
My senses have returned for thinking and writing indeed for anything but walking. It seems to me that we might settle a great deal in a June council, Mary Coleridge is to be here for a week at the beginning of the month otherwise we are quite clear. I will send you Freeman tomorrow. It seems to me that his first seven pages, with perhaps his 4th chapter abridged would be very useful. I have his leave and Mr Palgrave’s.2 I will have the introduction rewritten by the time you come. I think our critics will be puzzled whose style it is. We shall be very glad indeed to see you when you have time for a séance.
The Simeons have no Queen Emmas left but Savage may have and I will try there.3 Poor Captain Simeon lingers on but is worse every time we hear of him