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Yes--Burton says she will see me and will send me one of her Red Cross

cars to fetchup

I rather incline to a treatise upon altruism and the philosophical

subjects I fear if I wrote a novel it would be saturated by ly

spirit, and I should hate people to read it I et that part of me

off in rapher of course, a short-hand typist, if I do begin

this thing There are solish ones here no doubt I do not wish to

write in French--Mauriceand attractive In et the

better of me! The idea of some steady employment quite bucks me up

I felt rather jarred when I arrived at the Hotel Courville--the paving

across the river is bad; but I foundroom on the first floor--the only room apparently left not a

ward--and somehow the smell of carbolic had not penetrated here It was

too hot, and only a little as open

Hoonderfully beautiful these eighteenth century roonity in the proportions! This one,