2110-6-8-26

ST JAMES'S PALACE S.W.

Oct 2nd [1934?]

Dear Colonel Buchan,

I really feel completely overcome. That wicked old Sir Alexander! Your Book was lying on his table at Logie, and I picked it up saying "This is a Book I do so want to Read" Little dreaming of the Result. I do indeed thank you for your

great kindness - it will always be a most valuable possession - and I am looking forward to Reading it more than I can say. You have already given me untold pleasure in Reading so many of your Books, and never did I dream of owning one signed by your self, a very Real Honour.

You must think me so ungrateful in not writing sooner, but I only got it Late last night on my return from Scotland. My Boy and I have been motoring South rather leisurely and no letters have reached us for several Days, so please believe it was not ingratitude.

We lunched with the Grants

in Edinburgh last Friday and he never confessed this crime to me!

Thank you again so very much. You cannot think what pleasure you have given me.

Yours sincerely

Nora Wigram