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Likes the "lazyness [sic] of flat country forest & beach, beachcombing, house & mushroom hunting". After Ivan's visit she will meet Friedrich in Rome. Thanks Beaton again for his letter.

Is in the office scribbling on this pad many things she forgot to tell Beaton in her last letter. Margaret's burial was last week. Beaton's beautiful lilies were there. There will be a memorial service for all her friends to attend. Annie adored Beaton's letter. Expects the flat is for sale. Annie has been through a dreadful shock but the show is still going on. Wishes she had someone to talk to as she misses her little boys so much. Worries that this letter sounds like a "sob letter". Describes her four months in Europe, which were "wonderful". Will find out if she can get Beaton the cape.

Has just finished Diane C.'s book, which is wonderful. At last Reed has returned from Europe. Discusses the gossip from Paris. Talks about her plans to go to Southampton. D. Cooper's "Light of Common Day" and "Ashcombe" are the "2 perfect pictures" of the world and society. Talks about her friends. Asks Beaton what he is working at.

Thanks Beaton for the photos. Discusses which enlargements he would like. It was very hard to choose as they are all so good.

Sends Beaton a belated thank you for the book and for coming to see him after the performance. Is sure he knows what it means to him.

Does not understand why Beaton did not telephone him when he came back. Asks him why he did not invite him to his exhibition. Asks him to use a little more of his understanding. Would then have thanked him for his present.

Hopes Beaton is better. Has felt like "hell" for four days. Everyone is very depressed and "loathing each other". Went to a dinner with Bebe and Pavlik. Has been to some concerts. Will come back on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Has been without his luggage for two days as he was arrested again at the frontier. Went yachting for two days. Plans to go to Greece next week. Beaton's news is very domestic. Gives Beaton his news. Thought he was coming here but it seems that he is not. Encloses a picture from Greece.

Loved the weekend with Beaton. Feels well and cosy after their walks. Sent off the records this evening.

Beaton's telegram has arrived. Assures him that it would not have been worthwhile. It would have been nice to see Beaton but he hopes to be home around November. It is wonderful to feel hungry again and enjoy the smell of things. Had his first cup of coffee yesterday. The people in the clinic are "appallingly dull". Thanks Beaton for making such a tremendous effort on his behalf.