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Letters not received; non availability of news in the UK; Glover's home city [Bristol] bombed, churches hit and saved; the joy of a lemon; reading St Augustine and Charles Lamb in College; difficulty in walking; Robert's fiancee and her anticedents; enquiries about DC's family.

Letters received; comparing snowfall; bomb damage; a scattering of family; old age and writing to Mrs Dychman; 'reading the classics isn't work' and keeping the brain intact; water drips; organising children in Perthshire.

Enclosing (or hoping to) a mass of material from the Daily Telegraph on Vincent Massey (not present); on being 71 1/2 years old; still reading the classics; the family; reduced diet; thoughts on 'the modern woman'; more family notes; students depart.

A letter opened by the censor but the tea is received; writing essays and publishing them; a visit from a former pupil; [the British] "summer is setting in with its usual severity"; Richard to represent TRG at the Queens University centenary?; DC giving up his downtown office and the possibility of rebuilding Tyndale; the end of a fortnight of quiet nights; the need for moral uplift in old age.

The 45th anniversary of TRG's first trip to Canada and a gift from the Calvins, received with much gratitude; a good winter's day and other weather commentary; fleeing to College and the discovery of an attempted crime; a careless bedder; floating an idea for a book.

Dates of posting and receipt; laid up with lumbago; keeping warm; a stepson leaves to go to college and is replaced by a female undergraduate; other house sharers; proofs of Retrospect completed and the index is present; reading other books on the same subject convinces TRG that he should not have gone to Oxford; a family case of mumps; reading matter.

Sailing from Southampton and is nearly packed. A special train will take the party to Toronto. McMaster is ' in the soup again'. TRG has been invited to lecture on the New Testament at Yale.

TRG writes of family news and of sculpture in Canada. He passes on the address of A S Richards and news of him.

Has been asked to give Latin discourses at the newly built University Library; invites two 'Baptist ladies' to stay in Cambridge if they are intending to visit Berlin during the summer.

Has just returned from Glasgow; account of his voyage home (see A2/125).