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Informs her that the first letter he wrote to Hugh Walpole about Mrs V. did not arrive, and asks her to send another statement of Mrs V's circumstances to Walpole. Mentions a good review in the Times of Lyn's book. Reports that it has sold a hundred copies before publication.

Accepts Lyn's invitation to dine. Regrets that Lyn no longer reviews novels because she was going to send her Hugh Walpole's "Rogue Herries".

Covers Lyn's illness, and John's work on Charles II and his girlfriends. Suggests Lyn subscribe to the International Press Cutting Bureau, Fleet Street. Advice about Arnold Bennett's sister who is unable to support herself after his death. Suggests asking Leonard and Virginia Woolf to pass the matter on to Hugh Walpole, or contacting Lord Beaverbrook at the Evening Standard. Doubts whether Civil List would include the sister because there is already a widow and Dorothy Bennett. Ends with a picture of Lyn being hauled up the stairs in a pram.