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Mary Coulton, daughter of G G Coulton, is going to Toronto to teach. Asks that she be contacted on arrival and made welcome.

Sends travel plans for a visit to the US and Canada. Hopes to meet friends.

Has submitted DC's article to the Spectator but is uncertain whether they will take it as their attention is elsewhere. Has received good reports of DC's project in a Toronto hotel. Is glad that American fraternity ways are not to be adopted at Queen's; sends cutting from The Times about GHL whom he has known for many years.

Notes on articles written by DC on waste; in the middle of examination season, TRG is thinking about wrting about Canada; Richard has been ill; British weather.

Discussion of matters related to their joint publication; whether or not to include an illustration; the rightness of islands; reading proofs; a broken leg.

DC's corrections added to proofs; going to the top at C.U.P.; selling printed pages; W S Manfield's daughter likes the section on life on the island; initialling a preface; little alterations of style and content; thoughts on places to stay in Toronto; Mary is hobbling; a trip to Manchester.

More thougthts on royalties; details of publication; places to stay in Canada; an article on Queens; assisting friends with publishing; not in the Abbey; Mary's leg in plaster so will miss Oxford term.

Royalties on the book; a sudden hot spell; the search for somewhere to stay in Canada; sailing on the Montcalm.

More hot weather; lecturing and day to day activities; new suits; a contract; sending copies to contributors; a busy timetable; health of the family improves but TRG is feeling his age; lecturing; reading biographies.

Answers to questions in an enclosure (not present) particularly referring to import duty; the travels of Richard and his wife; spending money and an extract from The Times.