From a letter dated 4 June 1944
"Little news except that I had an unlucky day on Thursday,
leaving my wrist watch by a wash basin and losing it, and being found on
the wrong side of a locked door under boring circumstances which will result
in my spending a week or two behind another one. The latter is all in the
days work, but the watch is annoying as it has gone everywhere with me
for 15 years.... |
From a letter dated 18 June 1944
"My 5th birthday inside, and well inside this time, in jug;
I've spent nearly all the time drawing, drawing lots of trees in lots of
ways and my cell in sunlight or shade (indistinguishable) and the time
flew - I go out tomorrow. I think most of us having proved by demonstration
(which we never would have believed!) that we can do four years are fairly
reserved and philosophical about the months that may remain; we're probably
a mass of complexes and repressions but they don't hurt too much.” |
