Sorry for the delay, but here it goes: I think that firstly, each character/activist revolutionary described needs more content and definition. I understand your point that how well do we know anyone in our lives.

I heard a little while ago that you were seriously ill. Then I saw and heard you with Cape Town bid. You were in Switzerland. Then I read in the Sowetan that you were ill again. Whatever is the matter?

Well here in subtropical Durban, the papers that spring raved had arrived yesterday. Produce some photos of daffodils, tulips etc to prove it.

Thank you so much for the sending me the copy of The Constitution. I cannot tell you how much I value the dedication you wrote inside. The review in the Sunday Independent was also much appreciated.

My darling Phyllis, I received your letter a week ago I was in such pain that I could not read your letter until the Sunday 11th at 2pm. I was in such terrible pain I thought I would die.

This is just a belated little note to say hello and to let you know that I am thinking of you very often. I cannot believe how this year has flown. Are you happier now that you are back in your own place?

I am pleased that you wrote to me but the news it conveyed saddens me. Thumba Pillay sent a message through his daughter who was here on holiday that MJ had died but Patrick's death came as news. I do remember both MJ and Patrick with affection. When I was in S.A.

To make provision for the licensing, regulation and control of the residential purpose of dwelling by persons of certain racial groups in boroughs.....

A great privilege to meet and talk with you today, Thank you so much! Also to your friend for for my life back ( at his inconvenience) and for taking the Lesotho package.