*Water Affair Solved[RG] June 29 Monday. San Pedro y Pol 1
Mediaeval Schools
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To Fabrica to
Tio Pedro2's fiesta3 where Gelat told us news of water settlement: they agreed to his terms & signed a contract.
Champagne.
Still no letters.
Sleeping now with one sheet.
Editorial Notes
1Saints Peter and Paul K.G.
2R.G. first underlined Tio Pedro's name, then crossed the underline out. eds.
3name day K.G.
Hands Referenced
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- Annotation: ink correction
- Character: regular
- Ink: black
Places Mentioned
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Palma
Palma, Majorca, SpCapital and largest centre of Majorca. -
Fábrica
Deyá, Majorca, SpHome of Juan (Gelat) and his wife, the Madora. K.G. The ground floor was a nave extended over the equivalent of two more lots. This originally was a factory with an oil press, a flour mill and a soap making machine all run by a steam engine. Gelat replaced steam by fuel-oil and installed an electricity generator. When he put in the turbine at Ca'n Madó he removed the machinery and built a Café in its place (the Sala Concordia). WG
People Mentioned
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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.) -
Laura
Riding, Laura(1901-91) American poet. Laura Riding (née Reichenthal; then Laura Gottschalk). -
Tio/Don Pedro & Tia/Doña Catalina
Pedro or CatalinaCousins of Gelat from Madrid; RG refers to them interchangeably as Don or Doña and Tio/a, meaning uncle or aunt eds. -
Francisca
Franciscamaid at Canelluñ hired May 25, 1936 eds. -
Catalina
CatalinaDomestic help. Called in for white-washing, etc. WG
Bibliography
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- Title: Antigua Penny Puce
- Author: Graves, Robert
- PubPlace: Deyá & London
- Publisher: Seizin & Constable
- Idno: A46
- Date: 1936
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- Title: Schools [an international survey of education]
- Author: Graves, Robert; Riding, Laura
- Editor: Riding, Laura