RUSSEL, Bertrand. Two a.l.s., both one page, to John Arlott, the earlier dated Penralltgoch, Llan Ffestiniog, Merioneth, 6.1.48, thanks him for sending "Forster's review". He is put out by people assuming he lives at Trinity. "I suppose nothing can be done about it now, but it is not the case that I live at Trinity. When people hear this, they assume that I must have quarrelled with my wife, which is the opposite of the (?) truth ...."; in the later letter, dated 41 Queen's Rd., Richmond, Surrey, 26. 3. 51, he confirms he is returning "the two books you sent duly autographed" and welcomes a return gesture: "I am sure Conrad would be overjoyed to get a book on cricket from you. His address is: The Hon. Conrad Russell, The College, Eton." (2) | Christie's

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RUSSEL, Bertrand. Two a.l.s., both one page, to John Arlott, the earlier dated Penralltgoch, Llan Ffestiniog, Merioneth, 6.1.48, thanks him for sending "Forster's review". He is put out by people assuming he lives at Trinity. "I suppose nothing can be done about it now, but it is not the case that I live at Trinity. When people hear this, they assume that I must have quarrelled with my wife, which is the opposite of the (?) truth ...."; in the later letter, dated 41 Queen's Rd., Richmond, Surrey, 26. 3. 51, he confirms he is returning "the two books you sent duly autographed" and welcomes a return gesture: "I am sure Conrad would be overjoyed to get a book on cricket from you. His address is: The Hon. Conrad Russell, The College, Eton." (2)

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RUSSEL, Bertrand. Two a.l.s., both one page, to John Arlott, the earlier dated Penralltgoch, Llan Ffestiniog, Merioneth, 6.1.48, thanks him for sending "Forster's review". He is put out by people assuming he lives at Trinity. "I suppose nothing can be done about it now, but it is not the case that I live at Trinity. When people hear this, they assume that I must have quarrelled with my wife, which is the opposite of the (?) truth ...."; in the later letter, dated 41 Queen's Rd., Richmond, Surrey, 26. 3. 51, he confirms he is returning "the two books you sent duly autographed" and welcomes a return gesture: "I am sure Conrad would be overjoyed to get a book on cricket from you. His address is: The Hon. Conrad Russell, The College, Eton." (2)