James Watt Steamship - JDF is now on his way to Paris. He is planning a book on mechanics and would like WW to bear this in mind, and perhaps talk about it with him after the meeting [BAAS meeting in Edinburgh] in June.
(With an envelope postmarked at Croydon, 22 Dec. 1933.)
(Calcutta.)—‘How stupid I am! I ought to go to school and learn how to address a letter to the wife of a baronet! Has it struck you that the roll of the titled families of Ascot is now complete!’
Woodside Lodge.
Expresses his sympathy with her on the death of Henry Sidgwick, who, he claims, was 'a very near and dear relative', and whose demise fills his heart 'with sorrow and mourning'. Claims to have always regarded him as 'one of the noblest, most just, most upright man in [Cambridge] University'. Refers also to 'his courage and fearlessness in supporting the Right, no matter against what odds'.
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