28 February, 1926
Like a little warm coal in my heart burns your saying you miss me. I miss you oh so much. How much, you'll never believe or know. At every moment of every day.
Vita
5 October, 1928
My darling
I was enjoying the melancholy pleasure of looking through your letters this evening, when it occurred to me that it was some time since I had had one from you.
Your Vita
8 February, 1928
My darling, I think you are not only the most intelligent but also the nicest person I know. I shall never forget how kind you have been to me.
Your Vita
30 May, 1938
How very nice it was, coming to dinner with you. You know, I like your house better than any other house; its atmosphere, I mean. I always come away feeling that life is more worthwhile.
Your loving
Vita
25 April, 1933
What I say is come and dine then next Friday? Can you? Only I should like to see you alone also-- Could you come early? Would another time suit better?
Ring me up, dearest Porpoise West, and say when.
Virginia