| Description | Letter from A.C. Erskine, of Veitch, Moir and Erskine, Fruit Brokers, Edinburgh, commending Lockhart on his 'poetical effort', 17 May 1912. Erskine urges Lockhart to continue with his poetry and says that he has arranged to have his poems forwarded to 'Mr Webster, assistant lecturer to the professor of English in our University here' for review. Untitled poem attached, beginning 'The night loomed dark, the storm drew near, The leaves drooped limp in hushed still air.' |