PHILADELPHIA: Recently unveiled letters from T.S. Eliot to his muse Emily Hale show how much he loved his longtime friend, but a statement from beyond the grave by the poet himself dismisses his feelings and shows how he tried to rewrite the narrative of their relationship, scholars say.
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