Written from "Bridge Dock / Limehouse." Addressed to Carissimo. Signed Ernest Dowson.
Dated in Flower, p. 285.
Part of a large collection letters from Ernest Dowson to his close friend Arthur Moore, the English solicitor and writer, with whom Dowson wrote four collaborative novels. Items are cataloged individually; see related collection record (MA 1625) for more information.
Complaining that the heat incommodes him, but noting that "the quantity of gin and ginger beer with which I wrestle against it incommodes me even more." Wishing to retire to Brittany with Moore, and to "have the wings of a dove and the constitution of an ostrich, and various other equally impossible things." Noting that "the emptiness of London appallinging."