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'''Katherine 'Kitty' Kilbride''' ([[1900]]-[[1966]]) was a student of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] and [[E.V. Gordon]] at the [[University of Leeds]]. Kilbride would become a good friend of Tolkien.
'''Katherine 'Kitty' Kilbride''' ([[1900]]-[[1966]]) was a student of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] and [[E.V. Gordon]] at the [[University of Leeds]]. Kilbride would become a good friend of Tolkien.


Kilbride, who died in 1966, was “an invalid all her life”, according to her nephew, “and was much cheered by [Tolkien’s] chatty letters and cards ... books were given to her as they were published”. <ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/jun/05/hobbit-first-edition-with-jrr-tolkiens-inscription-doubles-sales-record  
Kilbride was “an invalid all her life”, according to her nephew, “and was much cheered by [Tolkien’s] chatty letters and cards ... books were given to her as they were published”. <ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/jun/05/hobbit-first-edition-with-jrr-tolkiens-inscription-doubles-sales-record  
Hobbit first edition with JRR Tolkien's inscription doubles sales record]</ref>
Hobbit first edition with JRR Tolkien's inscription doubles sales record]</ref>
She was among the recipients to whom Tolkien sent inscribed editions of the newly published ''[[The Hobbit]]'', on or close after [[21 September]] [[1937]].<ref>{{CG|C}}, p. 201</ref>
She was among the recipients to whom Tolkien sent inscribed editions of the newly published ''[[The Hobbit]]'', on or close after [[21 September]] [[1937]].<ref>{{CG|C}}, p. 201</ref>

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Katherine 'Kitty' Kilbride (1900-1966) was a student of J.R.R. Tolkien and E.V. Gordon at the University of Leeds. Kilbride would become a good friend of Tolkien.

Kilbride was “an invalid all her life”, according to her nephew, “and was much cheered by [Tolkien’s] chatty letters and cards ... books were given to her as they were published”. [1] She was among the recipients to whom Tolkien sent inscribed editions of the newly published The Hobbit, on or close after 21 September 1937.[2]

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