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Trinity College, Cambridge. - Accompanying [Christopher] Wordsworth's three red books which are kept in the Lodge'; says he can 'add the accompanying MS and notes which relate to them', given to him by 'Wordsworth of Salisbury', Christopher Wordsworth the Master's grandson.

Expresses his wish to see the Cambridge Education article, which Sidgwick had offered to show him. Hopes to write a short account of the Education movement in the sixteenth century. Asks whether it would be a good thing 'if one knew something more of the older life at the [University]', and remarks on how little interest is shown in it. Observes that [Christopher] Wordsworth's books might be useful in this project. States that '[t]here seemed a fair number' the previous day, and that he told their 'young friend of [Sidgwick's] coming document'. Mentions the possibility of Sidgwick giving a lecture on it one day, and asks him whether he is going to annotate it and add an introduction to it. Includes a suggested title for a guide to Sidgwick's Lent term lectures.