39 Manger-Strasse II
Potsdam
21 August, 1928
I don't care about what is 'better', for however many resolutions one makes, one's pen, like water, always finds its own level, and one can't write in any way other than one's own.
Your Vita

52 Tavistock Square W.C.1
15 February, 1935
I'm longing for an adventure, dearest Creature. But would like to stipulate for at least 48 1/2 minutes alone with you. Not to say or do anything in particular. Mere affection-- to the memory of the porpoise in the pink window.
Virginia

Long Barn
7 November, 1928
I found a nice, nice letter here from you-- at least, it was so nice in parts that I think my ally Potto must have held your hand.
Your very very loving
Vita

Long Barn
Weald
Sevenoaks
22 August, 1924
My dear Virginia
Do you ever mean what you say, or say what you mean? Or do you just enjoy baffling the people who try to creep a little nearer?
Vita

24 Brücken-Allee
29 January, 1929
Darling I do feel so worried about you; are you all aches and miseries? have you recovered?
Your very very loving and concerned
Vita

Hotel Majestic Athens
8 May, 1932
Why is life so complicated at the moment? Money? Dotty? Writing? God knows.
Virginia

Long Barn
Weald
Sevenoaks
26 May, 1927
Do stay two nights. You know how much I want you to.
Vita

Monk's House
Rodmell, Sussex
19 April, 1940
Certainly Tuesday night. Shall expect you between tea and dinner: Potto all a quiver on the look out.
Virginia

Long Barn
27 July, 1927
Darling, I like solitude, that's what I like-- now do you think my poem on the subject will suffer or improve from my being thus forcibly deprived of it?
Your Vita

24 Brücken-Allee
29 January, 1929
You could have stayed on for at least a week- banked up with hot water bottles- and your Towser trotting in and out- sorry about the 'flu- but happy to have you to look after.
Vita