Olga Rudge & Ezra Pound: "What Thou Lovest Well..."

296 Notes to Pages 24–32
3 halcyon days no more (1910–1918)
Primary sources: Edgar Marie (Teddy) Rudge’s diaries, Research notebooks
(Box 101), ORP3/YCAL; Arthur Rudge’s World War I letters, Family
papers (Box 155), ORP10/YCAL; Music notices and reviews, ORP8/
YCAL; JOR, EMR, and AR correspondence, ORP10/YCAL; ECG to OR,
ORP2/YCAL; I Ching notebooks, ORP3/YCAL.
p. 24 ‘‘Mother always insisted’’: OR, author interview, Brunnenburg, Oct 1993.
p. 24 Lease of 2, rue Chamfort: Financial papers, ORP5/YCAL.
p. 25 ‘‘floating memory’’: I Ching notebooks, 1980.
p. 25 ‘‘rue Chamfort’s terrain’’: OR, author interview, 1993.
p. 25 ‘‘Our love was living proof ’’: C. Stroumillo to OR, 12 July 1983,
ORP2/YCAL.
p. 26 Martinus Sieveking: OR, I Ching notebooks, 1984.
p. 26 ‘‘For the first time’’: Julia O’Connell, Youngstown Telegram, [nd] Mar
1916, ORP10/YCAL.
p. 27 ‘‘Madame de Saucisson’’: OR, I Ching notebooks, 1976.
p. 27 Hôtel of the Marquis: OR, I Ching notebooks, 1983.
p. 27 ‘‘My mother would take me’’: OR, I Ching notebooks, 1983.
p. 28 ‘‘a flowing cantabile’’: The Times (London), 9 Nov 1914.
p. 28 ‘‘that very capable young violinist’’: Musical Courier (New York) Feb
1914, Music reviews (Box 146).
p. 29 The Duncans’ widowed mother: OR, Biographical notes, ORP3/YCAL.
p. 29 ‘‘an attractive man’’: Egerton Charles Grey, obituary, Biochemical Journal
23 (1929).
p. 29 ‘‘favored fairy forms’’: ECG to OR, 5 Nov 1914.
p. 29 ‘‘You never guessed’’: OR to KRD, 10 Sept 1974.
p. 29 ‘‘There is no letter’’: JOR to AR & EMR, [nd] Aug 1914.
p. 30 ‘‘Germany has declared war!’’: JOR to AR & EMR, [nd] Aug 1914.
p. 30 ‘‘no fruit at all’’: JOR to AR & EMR, 8 Aug 1914.
p. 30 ‘‘We could see them’’: OR, Research notebooks, ORP3/YCAL.
p. 31 ‘‘There was a fever’’: Rupert Brooke, from Alan Moorhead’s Gallipoli,
quoted in Kirchberger, The First World War, 91.
p. 31 All notes from EMR’s journals (1914–15) in re his service in military hospitals
in Paris in World War I are in Box 101, ORP3/YCAL.
p. 32 ‘‘She has acquired a warmth’’: Jewish Chronicle (London), 9 July 1915.
p. 32 ‘‘our brave men’’ Dover and County Chronicle, 10 July 1915.
p. 32 ‘‘Apart from the thrill’’: OR, Research notebooks (Box 100),
ORP3/YCAL.