AUTEUIL 93-66

25, RUE DE CIVRY. XVIe

Dear Mooles,

IAm so thrilled to get a letter
from you that I can hardly bel eve it,
and unless I carry it about with me
nobody else will believe it either.

Both you and your vision of
life sound too wonderful - and I dont
mind in the least about your shoes. My
other girl friend, Elsie Mendl, has also
taken a preference to worn out shoes -
it seems to follow her through years - and
I am continually clipping off the whiskers
of hers.

I am sailing for New York on
October 16th to remain there until the
12th of december - so there will be more
of this later. But I think the only way we
can meet is to go for a week-end somewhere
and talk for 48 hours without stopping.

Teleph. Elysées 64-72

VOGUE.

65 CHAMPS-ELYSÉES
PARIS

November 23rd.

Dear Mools,

Let's scream and shriek together -
was there ever such a face - were there
ever two such faces, and wouldn't he
just ?

When I saw the lady in the spring,
she reminded me of Lily - though my
impression of that lady is very hazy.
Yet I am sure I am right because people
run true to type.

always

I hear that you are still living
in the same house - which is more than
lots of people have been able to do
lately. But otherwise I don't know
what you are up to. How is the book ?

Life is just the same here though
a little shabbier and a little more like
Moskov than yesterday - but not so much
as to-morrow.

I have no news about myself. I
feel like a piece of fern embedded in
a rock - which, rather a silly way of
saying, ~~that~~ I am old and bored. But I
am much better than when I saw you last
- and much poorer.

Bless you and all my love,