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Jean Rhys: Letters 1931-1966

by Jean Rhys

Other authors: Diana Melly (Editor), Francis Wyndham (Editor)

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March 1st [1931]
94 Elgin Cresent
London WII
Dear Miss Kirkaldy,
I was most awfully pleased to have your letter and to know that you like my book.
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