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  <dc:title>Typescript letters dated 06-19 June 1949</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Two typescript letters from Daphne du Maurier to 'Tod' [Maud Waddell] in one envelope. The first letter, dated 06 June 1949 and sent from New York, discusses dry rot in her bedroom; riding lessons for 'Flave' [Flavia Browning]; an argument with Ellen [Doubleday] concerning parenting; the current situation in the Doubleday publishing firm; how Ellen is dealing with the loss of her husband, Nelson; and various items of clothing she has worn. The second letter, dated 19 June and sent from New York, discusses a water leak in her bedroom; a comparison between family life in the Doubleday and her own household; shopping and trips into town; the weather; Ellen's emotional state; her views on holidays in Europe, specifically Switzerland, France and Italy; plans with the children when she returns from New York; and Tessa's [Browning] growing independence.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>06-19 Jun 1949</dc:date>
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