Manchester
Early Hours of 14th March 1935
My Darling,
The Manchester Reunion is over. The greatest success, both financially & as an entertainment, of all the provincial ones. Everybody is pleased; and so we go on to-morrow (or rather, today) to Leeds, where on Friday we shall have (financially, at any rate) the worst of the lot.
Since last week-end I love you, if that were possible, even more than before. Because I realise how much you must have loved me to have loved me at all while thinking me, rightly, so selfish where money was concerned.
It was the first time that I had ever become suddenly aware of a great fault in myself. I have thought a good deal about what you said, and the more I thought the more I realise how terrible I had been. It was no excuse to say that I spent all the money I got, because there s no doubt that except where I couldn't help it it has all been spent on myself. But now that I do realise it, my selfishness disgusts me. Ever since Sunday I have been going to the opposite extreme (I have had a good deal of opportunity), but I don't think it is just a temporary reaction. I promise you you shall never feel humiliated because of me again on that score.
Yesterday in the lunch hour I went to see two firms about jobs. One I hope to hear from in about a month's time & the other, though they had nothing, told me of another firm that may have. I don't think there is anything to be made in it.
Darling, I can't do "The Beggars Opera" on Monday. I have a political meeting; will Tuesday do for you?
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Next morning at Breakfast
I have to dash out immediately I have finished, so I'll stop now and write to you again from Leeds.
All my love
Terrick
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