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Regrets that William is too ill for her to travel immediately. Mentions a message she is expecting from Mollie Harrower. Hopes to see Hella on Friday.

Mentions the projects she is working on, her map and her book. Reports that Max is enjoying his new job and she has sent him a christmas parcel despite the correspondence from Churchill to Roosevelt stopping all packages. Refers to Mrs Mendelsohn.

Enthuses about having received her first cheque from Max. Mentions Dr Steiner's visit, and an invitation to stay with the Dents in Georgia. Sends Molly Harrower-Erickson's address. Asks if Hella wants to see Bobby Clark playing Bob Acres in 'The Rivals'.

Thanks Hella for the parcel. Complains that Mrs Brush her new landlady has just given her notice for January 1st.

Reports that she has to attend the Vandebilt clinic concerning her eyes. Tries to arrange a meeting with Hella and Mrs Baer. Mentions Max Newman. Feels hopeful despite the Japanese successes.

Details plans to visit Princeton. Repays loan from Hella with the money that reimbursed Edward's operation. Offers Hella food or food coupons.

Mentions Max's papers. Refers to her renewed map-making activities. Reports that William is out of plaster and she may be able to visit Princeton sometime in June. Writes that she will go to the Adirondacks if Appy does. Mentions Mrs Baer, and Carl Andrew.

Describes the train journey back from Princeton. Writes that she has too much to pack and accepts the offer of an extra suitcase. Announces that she has officially withdrawn Edward from Fieldston school in anticipation of leaving for England.

Thanks Hella for the present of a cross. Describes her time in hospital. Mentions Appy Ogilvy and Mabbie Schmiderer. Refers to several possible plans for when they leave Keene Valley including staying with Clare Millikan. Informs Hella that they will probably arrive in Princeton in September and she is going to ask May Mason about places to live and a school for William. Explains what she is doing to try to get passage back to England and complains that Babara Bosanquet achieved it with three children because she has influence. Responds to Hella commentary on her poem. Details what she has been reading. Worries about Max's state of health judging by the letters she has received from him.

Thanks Hella for the Christmas parcel. Mentions that her last news from America came in December when Vera Dammann and Mabbie Schmiderer wrote. Hopes to see Nancy Raphael's brother who has news of her American friends. Details Max's illnesses. Mentions that Yda and Jonathan are staying with her. Plans to return to Cross Farm in May. Describes her life in Buckinghamshire including chicken keeping. Mentions that Babara Whitehead has lent them a piano and Edward is having lessons. Describes a plane crash [the letter has been censored here].