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These words are for my only Virginia
whom I will never meet and always love: Miss Woolf. When I don’t have a room of my own, and when people forget the history of the Hogarth Press and marriage becomes conveniently easy, readers will have lost their way. Leonard, remember, your wife needs you “in all the old familiar places.” When I lose my sense of sound and rhythm for ‘The Waves’ then it will be time for me too to take my leave. “A lady always knows when to leave.” I will still be a woman who stands straight-backed shouting “I have no country. My country “is the whole world!” Virginia, you are my lighthouse, my only bouquet, my ‘Mrs. Dalloway,’ my stream-of- consciousness to the river and winding essence of you. We are the lovers of life, the watercolor of another artist’s poetry, and heading ‘To the Lighthouse’ slowly, yet certainly. I won’t buy the flowers, myself, ‘Mrs.Dalloway. I’ll pick them wild.
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