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book & Lady Minto's on the work in
India have completely changed
my view of him.

When you get across I hope you
will not be long in having a
talk with Willie Fyfe who is now
Principal at Kingston. He was
(at Merton) a contemporary of yours,
and he is now not only one of
the cleverest men I have ever known
but one of the wisest, and the best
talker. A pity Billy Grant will
not be there to welcome you.

Possibly in the next four
years I shall be leaving a
card at Rideau Hall in the hope