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St. Stephen's House, London, S. W. 1.
18th October, 1932.
My own darling
I am dreadfully distressed to hear about Sonny. Will you tell Mrs. Charlett (our cook) how deeply I sympathise with her anxiety. As I have heard nothing further I must hope for the best.
I think Cecily Townshend will review Lady Louisa very nicely, and you could hardly expect David Cecil to do anything on his honeymoon.
I had a very delightful day in St. Andrews, where the weather was fresh and blowing and quite mild. In the morning I went down and looked at the birds on the shore. Then I had a luncheon party and also a tea party. My lecture was the most absurdly over-crowded thing you ever saw - a wonderful audience. Then I dined quietly with the Irvings and caught the nine o ' clock train back. We came through a terrific gale and the train was an hour late .
I enclose a review of Lady Louisa from the "Daily Record". I think it is having a very good show.
I do hope you are not feeling lonely and deserted. This tiresome fortnight will soon be over .
Much love. from John
