Sept 3 Tuesday.
A.F.T.
[Almost Forgotten Times]
Chapter XXI rather a struggle, heavy day.
Gelat came with figs.
Sea: the Murcians collecting stones - about 4000: but
permission needed from Coastguard Sergeant.
After supper Joän Junyer came to coffee, & Ward [sic: Walt] & Dorothy Hutchinson. Quite nice. Laura carried on a writing conversation with J.J.
[Joän Junyer]
Mailing list for Constable started.
Hands Referenced
People Mentioned
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Laura
Riding, Laura(1901-91) American poet. Laura Riding (née Reichenthal; then Laura Gottschalk). -
Joän
Junyer, JoänNephew of Sebastian Junyer. Also a good painter. W.G.; Deaf-mute Catalan painter, ex-pupil of Picasso's, who lived in his uncle's house in Lluch Alcari [Llucalcari]. K.G.; introduced Ward and Dorothy Hutchinson to RG & LR in 1935 eds. -
Ward
Hutchinson, WardPhotographer. Contibuted to"Epilogue." W.G. R.G. often refers to "the Hutchinsons" (Ward & Dorothy) as a couple especially when they were staying on the island. eds. -
Gelat
Más, Juan MarroigJuan Marroig Mas, called Gelat: Landowner on Deyá and friend of Robert Graves and Laura Riding (L.R. & R.G.'s factotum. W.G.) -
Murcians
MurciansThere were at least two families of immigrants from Murcia in the village. Antonio and Carmen, parents of Paco who worked as a mason, and the servant girls Isabel and Josefa. Maria Murciana was from a different family. WG -
Sam
Graves, SamuelR.G.'s youngest child by Nancy Nicholson. C.P.& WG -
Catherine
Nicholson, CatherineCatherine Nicholson: (1922- ) third of four children of Robert Graves and Nancy Nicholson. eds.
Organizations Mentioned
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Constable & Co., Ltd.
ConstableConstable Publishers. Arranged with them to print and distribute Seizin Press Epilogue and books. WG
Bibliography
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- Title: Almost Forgotten Germany [Almost Forgotten Times]
- Author: Schwarz, Georg
- Editor: Trans. Graves, Robert/ Riding, Laura
- PubPlace: Deyá & London
- Publisher: Seizin & Constable
- Idno: A45
- Date: 1936