You have now less than a month to grow . . . Of course I won't pay any drag bills, except the one in Edinburgh. I should like you to have a little more principle than I fear you have as to paying debts. I have four little notes which I have sealed up in a packet. Believe me, darling, a word of remembrance from you can never come amiss, only the sooner it comes the better.
Adventures do turn up, even in Edinburgh.
I shall not write you a long note, darling, at least not tonight, perhaps never again, if you don't write to say that I may. I wonder if Louis will like him. I am getting very fond of Louis, and as I am fond of Robbie too, I don't want them to take too violently to each other. I had a letter last night from Louis which was charming in every respect except the information it bore that he is to be kept a week or so longer in the North. He tells me you are living in drag.