Galsworthy (John)

Autograph letter signed ('John Galsworthy') to Clare, thanking his correspondent for having sent him a postcard "from the place we like so much" and adds "is very exciting to hear that you have left Katharine to the tender mercies of the Germans", further remarking that he had been in Ireland for most of August and enquiring as to when he is going to see his correspondent again, stating that they should arrange something for when he returns to London, and also asking "Are you very tall?' Galsworthy concludes by writing 'Please give our kindest remembrances to your father, & our love to yourself; and send greetings to Katharine when you write", two pages, very light extremely minor creasing, 4to, Wingstone, Manaton, Devon, September 1911.

***John Galworthy (1867-1933) English novelist and playwright, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1932