Autograph letter signed : Salerno, Italy, to Jane Clark, 1952 Jan. 31.

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Autograph letter signed : Salerno, Italy, to Jane Clark, 1952 Jan. 31.

Discussing her recovery and a poem in the Times Literary Supplement; mentioning that an accountant from a large stone company is staying at the same hotel, recovering from a nervous breakdown; noting that she has finally been writing some poetry again; saying she is very glad that Roy Campbell received the £250 prize from his 1951 book of poems; mentioning mutual acquaintances.

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