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Congratulates Glover on his election to the office of Public Orator. Tells an anecdote about J. E. Sandys' lectures on Pindar, mentioning F. C. Turing and A. Y. Campbell. Reports that Dewick is settling down at St Paul's [Calcutta], 'learning to eat rice and curry with his fingers' and talking with Rabindra Nath Tagore. Asks whether J. A. Crowther's pacifism has 'done for him in College'.

Requests permission to print three verses of Glover's hymn 'For men who heard their country's calling' in their service paper for dedication of a War Memorial. Explains that the hymn was sent to him by his son John MacCulloch Gaussen (1912). Congratulates Glover on his appointment to the office of Public Orator. Recalls being in J. E. Sandys rooms when he was writing his first oration.

Congratulates Glover on his appointment to the office of Public Orator. Refers to John Sandys. Sends family news.