Letter from Ellen Terry to Charles Oram Lander, February 3, 1917. At the top of the first page is written vertically "Pray excuse a 'dictated' note." Terry thanks Lander for his note and writes that she should have written sooner but that she has been "laid up by an attack of bronchitis." The letter is signed in green ink, and on the verso she has added, also in green, "If you care to take the chance of finding me at home some evening about 5 o'clock pray look in at 215 'to say how do you do' - I shall be pleased to see you. E.T."

The original envelope, addressed to Charles Oram Lander, Esq. at Harvard House, 49 Fairholme Road, West Kensington, London, is present.