Miss Bradley has dated the postcard Feb. 22, 1897; the postmark is February 24, 1897.
Address panel with postmark to "Miss Cooper / Durdans / Reigate / Surrey."
Letters from Katharine Bradley to Edith Cooper are variously signed as "Michael" and "The Master" and written to Miss Cooper as "Merle" and "Hennie."
This letter is part of a collection of correspondence by and to Katharine Bradley and Edith Cooper dating from 1888 to 1910. See the collection record for more information (MA 2092.1-48).
Saying "Past 3 Bridges - but there are none between me & my Boy. Every one has the influenza & there is an east wind. The one topic of conversation is the murder. But there are 4 angels round my bed - one in each corner - & one an elderly male angel - not too strong!! He wears spectacles; if he turned Restive, I could dash these inward. The sky is light-some & pleasant. / Eastbourne Here I have seen a sea-mew with Henry! Here are the downs that have made themselves even as little waves - / [here Bradley has written the Greek word for Sea] / O Henry!"