GARBO LETTER TO CECIL BEATON. Autograph Letter Initialed ("G.") in pencil, 2 pp, 8vo, [New York, April 2, 1965], to Cecil Beaton, with original transmittal envelope, light smudging to leaves, upper margin of envelope rough. "Dear Beaty, thank you for your letters. I am in my usual state of 'cursing.' I am having my annual cold since over two months. I wonder why I never seem to be able to shake them off. Maybe because I never had a child or never married or perhaps I am not nice enough. I wish I knew so I would know what to curse. I went to the trouble of flying to an Island to get well. After five days I had to leave. It was so windy that I was much worse than before going there. And now is tax time troubles and when that is settled, I must try to go somewhere for a couple of weeks, out of New York's air." She closes by thanking him for his "practically incalcable" letters. See illustration.
GARBO LETTER TO CECIL BEATON. Autograph Letter Initialed ("G.") in pencil, 2 pp, 8vo, [New York, April 2, 1965], to Cecil Beaton, with original transmittal envelope, light smudging to leaves, upper margin of envelope rough. "Dear Beaty, thank you for your letters. I am in my usual state of 'cursing.' I am having my annual cold since over two months. I wonder why I never seem to be able to shake them off. Maybe because I never had a child or never married or perhaps I am not nice enough. I wish I knew so I would know what to curse. I went to the trouble of flying to an Island to get well. After five days I had to leave. It was so windy that I was much worse than before going there. And now is tax time troubles and when that is settled, I must try to go somewhere for a couple of weeks, out of New York's air." She closes by thanking him for his "practically incalcable" letters. See illustration.
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