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West Hackhurst, Abinger Hammer, Dorking. - Frank Vicary is with him, in great grief after the death of his eldest child; he has stayed ten days and asks to be remembered to the Trevelyans. Forster would be very pleased if Tauchwitz would publish his books: he tried to do so over "A Passage To India"; asks her to do what she can. Has just written a centenary article on Ibsen ["Ibsen the Romantic"].

West Hackhurst, Abinger Hammer, Dorking. - [Frank] Vicary asked for 'Bob the poet's address' since he had promised him a postcard of the Lidney Cross. Is very disappointed not be able to suggest a day for Elizabeth and Julian to visit, but the cook has not been fit after falling out of a nut bush last September. Has been impressed by Norman Matson's "Flecker's Magic"; does not remember whether she enjoys the supernatural. Hates the wireless and envies the Trevelyans' their broken one.