From Lord Pastern and Bagott to his niece Miss Carlisle Wayne:
3, Duke’s Gate
Eaton Place
London, S.W.I
Dear Lisle,
I hear you’ve came back. Your aunt tells me she’s asked you to visit us. Come on the third and we’ll give you some music. Your aunt’s living with me again.
Your affectionate Uncle George
From “The Helping Hand,” G.P.F.’s page in
Dear G.P.F.
I am eighteen and unofficially engaged to be married. My fiancé is madly jealous and behaves in a manner that I consider more than queer and terribly alarming. I enclose details under separate cover because after all he might read this and then we
“Toots”
Poor Child in Distress, let me help you if I can. Remember I shall speak as a man and that is perhaps well, for the masculine mind is able to understand this strange self-torture that is clouding your fiancé’s love for you and making you so unhappy. Believe me, there is only
G.P.F. will write you a very special Personal Chat if you send a stamped and addressed envelope and five-shilling postal order to “Personal Chat.
From Miss Carlisle Wayne to Miss Félicité de Suze:
Friars Pardon
Benham
Bucks.
Dear Fée,
I’ve had rather a queer letter from Aunt Cile, who wants me to come on the third. What have you been up to?
Love,
Lisle
From the Honourable Edward Manx to Miss Carlisle Wayne:
