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Vol. I. Hand-written inscription on a postcard tipped in "Dear Lady Wavertree, may I write in the book when i see you? I'm having it sent to you from the publisher. I don't think I can come for a weekend. May I come for a night in mid-week? H.G." Cross-written 'I have a passion for the yellow.' The postcard, with a photograph of the Barn and Garden, Eastern Glebe, Dunmow, is dated Sept. 24, 1925. Wells had a special relationship with Lady Wavertree. Wells lived for a time in a cottage on the estate of Easton Lodge, Great Dunmow.