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letter Mar. in Holland Complete Letters (2000) 560: I’d sooner be rented all day, than have you bitter, unjust and horrid – horrid –.at rent, v.
letter Mar. in Holland Complete Letters (2000) 560: I’d sooner be rented all day, than have you bitter, unjust and horrid – horrid –. letter Jan.–Mar. in Holland Complete Letters (2000) 720: I stated that [...] I would readily consent to be ‘blackmailed by every renter in London’.at renter, n.
letter 11 May in Holland Complete Letters 1066: Bosie [...] is devoted to dreadful little ruffian aged fourteen [...] every time he goes home with Bosie he tries to rent him.at rent, v.
letter 30 Apr. in Letters (1966) 35: He spent 48 straight hours with me a couple of days before he went.at straight, adv.
letter [late Mar.] in Holland Complete Letters (2000) 1177: Alex [...] saw me with a beautiful boy in grey velvet – half rough, all Hylas.at rough trade, n.
in Letters I (1988) 249: Will be unable to foregather with you in L.A .at L.A., n.
in Letters (1966) 275: I have to get down on my hambones and beg forgiveness.at hambone, n.3
letter 25 June in Letters (1966) 425: I have no patience with fly-by-night philosophers such as Bergson.at fly-by-night, adj.
letter 23 Sept. in Letters (1966) 430: All I can say is that he is a weak-brother, a sob-brother .at sob brother (n.) under sob, n.1
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