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50 Gordon Square, W.C. - Apologises for not thanking Bob for his 'delightful' "From the Shiffolds"; there is a great deal he likes "very much", such as that 'things like "Krishna to Radha" have a strict form'. Offers the suggestion that 'nothing' rather than 'naught' on page 10 would 'make better music'. They [he and Beryl de Zoete] have just been staying a week at Ramsbury in Wiltshire, to be near Gerald Brenan; describes the countryside and calls it 'delightful'. Hopes the Trevelyans are well; has seen Julian, who had recently been with them and said they had 'chuckled over [Arthur's] letter to the Times".

Watercolour and pencil sketch, 'Fat Nanny and Angela', on extra sheet at f. 218
Photograph pasted to extra sheet at f. 220, 'B. G. P. 1924'
Pencil sketch, 'Three black bogies', on extra sheet at f. 231
Pencil sketch, 'Through the basement bars at dawn', on extra sheet at f. 238
Photograph pasted to extra sheet at f. 241, 'By the Pool, Fenstanton 1926-27'
Photograph pasted to extra sheet at f. 254, 'Gerald Brenan, self and Garth my Dalmatian (by the Ouse, St Ives, Hunts - 1928 (circa)'
Photograph pasted to extra sheet at f. 254
Five small photographs pasted to extra sheet at f. 261, 'Polyphotos of B. G. P. 1927 (aged 30)'
Printed poem, 'Escapade', by 'C' [Clive Bell, published in the Nation, 24 Dec. 1927] pasted in at f. 275