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Nov: 19: 28

My darling little one

I do hope that the wind does not blow too dangerously at Elsfield. I am always a little nervous about you & the others on the roads. My love to Peter. Say I shall expect him to lunch with me on Wednesday at the Athenaeum at 1 o'clock. He can come up with the 10.50 train.

I have had an hour with the P.M. As I expected, he wanted me to advise about

American policy, including a speech which he has to make. He trusts me as the chief American & Scottish expert! I also had to advise him about his speech in Glasgow next week, about Scottish Nationalism, about Canada, (I had another go about my emigration). I must say it is a great privilege to be on such terms with the P.M. He is going to stay in Christ Church next week, as he wants to see some of the lads at breakfast.

I am just off to Ian Malcolm's dinner. Dorothy Macmillan wants us to dine on Nov. 27th, but I have declined

Much love, my own darling, to you & to all

from John