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Is grateful for Trevelyan's letter: asks him to send a post card to 21 Hill Street ["Life and Letters"] with the date of the "New Statesman" issue in which his article appeared. Had himself noticed a resemblance, between [W. H.?] Davis and Herrick since he has been reading the "Hesperides", which he discusses. Knows how much Trevelyan misses Roger [Fry], and says they should 'always keep near each other'.

A mix of draft and privately printed poems in English and Latin, including Latin translations of A. D. Godley's "England at War" and Robert Herrick's "His Poetry his Pillar."