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Department of Oriental Antiquities and of Ethnography, British Museum - Is sorry that she is unwell and will be unable to come to the Huxley meeting this year, will send an invitation to Forrest Dodd to come as their representative; admires the volume on Africa and Madagascar.

5 Oxford Gdens W. - Asks if he speaks French with Lilly, she speaks French to Forrest [Dodd] but he answers in English; thanks him for the pretty shoes; her child [Cecil?] has the same hand movements as Lilly and they hope he takes after her in intelligence as well.

62 Bolingbroke Rd., W.14. - Thanks her for the Frazer Lectures volume; it is a privilege to know J.G.F.; they are anxious for her health: 'Your world is a wide one and needs you'.

13 Maple Avenue, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester - Thanks her for her letter, received a nice letter from Forrest Dodd; thinks he detects R. R. Marett's hand in the review in the 'Times Literary Supplement'.

62 Bolingbroke Rd., London, W.14. - Jamie wishes to give him Power of Attorney owing to her illness; it is being arranged that day [this is underlined in pencil]; asks for her consent.

62 Bolingbroke Rd., London, W.14. - Sends his best wishes on their anniversary.

62 Bolingbroke Rd., London, W.14. - Was sad to have seen her so ill; called Ashman who said she was about the same; thinks of them with Jamie in his chair near her bed.

62 Bolingbroke Rd., London, W.14. - Thanks her for the message arranging to meet brought by the Imperial Napoleon I, which he mistook for a papal nuncio.

Beeds Haven Hotel, Bude, N. Cornwall - Is sorry writing tires her as it is an enjoyable hobby and profession of hers; finds the war irksome in making long distance travel prohibitive and having to keep away from London, with 'its sky so often threatening & disquieting'.

62 Bolingbroke Road, London W. 14. - Was happy to see them the day before, a bright spot in difficult days; visited two book trade contacts to promote Downie's biography.

62 Bolingbroke Road, W. 14 - Is reading the 'Times Literary Supplement' article about Frazer, and is pleased about the publication of vol. I of 'Anthologia Anthropologica'; asks if Frazer did not exclaim, 'Consummatum Est!' and Lilly murmur, 'My Cambridge Blue!'

62 Bolingbroke Road, W. 14 - Hopes the air of Folkestone will aid recovery, has received the Downie biography and admires it.

60 Sedlescombe Road South, St Leonards-on-Sea - His sister is dying; hopes they are well despite the new book and rearrangements; Cecil enjoyed his trip to Denmark.

62 Bolingbroke Road, W.14. - Thanks her for inclusion in the day of celebration on the 22nd [when Frazer was given the Freedom of the City of Glasgow].

Woodend, Perth Road, Dundee - Is enjoying the garden; hears from Forrest Dodd occasionally, wishes to be remembered to Ashman; all are much interested in 'The Portrait'; thinks the photograph on the cover is excellent; is busy, misses her work of twenty-nine years.

c/o Mrs James Martin, Parc Bracket, Camborne, Cornwall - Thanks her for the cuttings from the 'Times Literary Supplement' and 'Nature' which he returns [not present]; admires the Downie biography; his brother-in-law has died at age 74.

62 Bolingbroke Road, W.14. - Thanks the Frazers for the copy of the 'Fasti', which he admires.