March 30 Saturday
Made out money-prospects.
Mended fan and bowl of Miguel's. Went to village to get Miguel to mend the cellar-door and his wife gave us still another bowl: a hawk pattern.
Wired it
and hung it up in the guest-room.
The mason came & finished the porch[RG] arbour supports. To Lluchalcari with S
[Salamo]2; saw Karl's sa vende3 on
×××× [indecipherable]
box.
Copy of No Decency Left
to Korda
Freezias finished.
Loquats turning yellow.
Editorial Notes
1had a cold KG
2RG's dog. eds
3"for sale" KG
4Thompson? KG
5Edwards, antiquarian bookseller KG
6[agency] K.G.
Hands Referenced
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- Annotation: ink correction
- Character: regular
- Ink: black
Places Mentioned
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Llucalcari
Llucalcari, Majorca, SpHamlet with hotel some three kilometres from Deyá on the way to Soller. WG. RG spells it "Lluchalcari" in the Diary.
People Mentioned
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Laura
Riding, Laura(1901-91) American poet. Laura Riding (née Reichenthal; then Laura Gottschalk). -
Karl/Carl
Goldschmidt, KarlKarl Goldschmidt, later Kenneth Gay: Graphic artist, friend and secretary of Robert Graves and Laura Riding since 1934. R. G. spells both as Carl and Karl. -
Miguel
MiguelOne of four village carpenters. Others were Miguel Junior, Francisco and Antonio de Ca's Pintat. WG -
Gelat
Más, Juan MarroigJuan Marroig Mas, called Gelat: Landowner on Deyá and friend of Robert Graves and Laura Riding (L.R. & R.G.'s factotum. W.G.) -
Harold Edwards
Edwards, HaroldAntiquarian bookseller & British Buddhist; bookshop at 4, Cecil Court off Charing X Rd. K.G.; wife Olive née Wallis and baby girl Sally. Karl Goldschmidt's employer in 1938. eds. -
Malcolm
Thomson, MalcolmOn Focus, Second Leaf mailing list. W.G. Journalist. eds. -
Short
ShortShipping agent and operator of a lending library in Palma. K.G. -
Isabella
IsabelLive-in maid from Murcia. Her mother (Carmen) then came over with Josefa who also came to work later. WG -
Rosa
RosaDress maker. Also made cushions, seat covers, etc. WG -
Korda
Korda, AlexanderDirector of the film version of I Claudius. -
Margarita Modista
Margarita ModistaModista: Dress maker (in Deyá). W.G., eds. -
Belfrage
Belfrage, CedricCedric Belfrage, who began his career as a U.S.-based film critic reporting for the British Press on Hollywood in the 1920's. Described as a radical author and socialist journalist. C.P.
Bibliography
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- Title: Focus I, II, III, IV [newsletter]
- Editor: Riding, Laura
- PubPlace: Deyá
- Publisher: Seizin
- Date: 1935
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- Title: Second Leaf [poem]
- Author: Riding, Laura
- PubPlace: Deyá
- Publisher: Seizin
- Date: 1935
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- Title: No Decency Left
- Author: Rich, Barbara [Graves, Robert/ Riding, Laura]
- PubPlace: London
- Publisher: Jonathon Cape
- Idno: A38
- Date: 1932