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Scathingly discusses a leaflet produced by G. regarding the war and religion.

Discusses his religious views, especially in relation to the war.

Gives thanks for a letter and congratulations on a picture in a magazine. Gives news of a forthcoming visit to Cambridge to use the library for research into an article on William Morris and discusses his book, 'Mural Paintings in English Churches', which is to be published soon.

Gives news of a holiday with 'Walker' in Falkirk. Has been asked to illustrate the cover of 'the Review' (probably the Cambridge Review) but will not be able to. Hopes to be able to visit Cambridge in the forthcoming term.

Gives thanks for the letters which CK has sent. Has studied them but would like to keep them for a while longer.

Returns the letters and also includes a chapter from Henry Warren's unpublished autobiography regarding FSHK. (Included, typed)

The book on Cambridge has been cancelled. Gives thanks for the offer of £20 but turns it down. Philosphically discusses commercialism and 'modern machine-run society' and is scathing about both. Gives a critique of Samul Butler's novel 'Erewhon' and compares it unfavourably with William Morris' 'News from Nowhere'. Asks after HG's research and consoles him in his efforts to gain a Fellowship. Discusses the pros and cons of science. Gives news of his sister's impending marriage, and mentions that she still speaks affectionately of HG.

Sends two books published two years previously and apologises for the delay. Asks after HG's research and work. Discusses his woodcut work and sends examples. Discusses their mutual friend Bill and his recent visit. Gives news of literary work, some soon to be published, some not.

Is annoyed to not be able to attend a dinner held by HG due to supervision of Cambridge Local Exams. Humourously mentions a holiday on the Norfolk Broads. Discusses his poetry and asks for a verdict.

Will have to turn down an invitation to a dinner as he has no money. Is awaiting payment for a piece printed in the Christmas Mercury. Is having problems with 'Tristram' which is taking a while to write. Includes a poem concerning the Bloomsbury Group. Discusses an exhibition of Flemish Art at the Royal Academy.