| Description | Manuscript letter to Sonia from Cyril Connolly, quoting from a letter he had received from his wife (Barbara Skelton), who was travelling central Europe with "this horrible tormentor" (George Weidenfeld, later cited as a co-respondent in their divorce), asking her to be careful to whom she speaks about the situation, and proposing meeting her at the Spanish home of Janetta [Jackson, born Woolley, formerly Kee, and later Parladé], (1f). |