Sister Penelope

Posted by Joel Heck on Sunday, August 4, 2019

I added the following to this version: On March 8, 1951, Lewis wrote to John Philip Collins about a talk he would be giving to the Kipling Society. I added a bit more information about his stay at Sister Penelope's Convent in Wantage in April 1942. The poem, “Apologist’s Evening Hymn,” is included in a letter to Sister Penelope on July 29, 1942, because Lewis states in his letter, “I’ve just completed” the poem, perhaps even on this day. I also added a footnote to give a source for Jack’s letter to Sister Penelope on December 22, 1942.

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This is the latest Lewis chronology in Word format:

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