TLS signed “G. Bernard Shaw,” one page, 8 x 10, personal letterhead, November 27, 1948. Shaw writes to F. S. Bentley, Esquire. In part: “Your friends are suggesting that I invite you to visit me. I should be glad to see you; but I cannot conscientiously invite you because this village is virtually inaccessible except by car from door to door; and the lanes are dark and dangerous after four in the afternoon, which is the only free time I have…. In the spring and summer the case is different: the country is pleasant and there is plenty of daylight for the journey…. If you agree, do not trouble to reply: I shall understand.” In fine condition, with usual mailing fold. R&R COA.
