Oct. 2. Fri.

Dear Fido,

Kex came in for a drink, seemed all oke, is dining and
going to-morrow with your mother and Madame Novella-D., to-night.
Nurse called up and asked me to have Pup in to-morrow, I
suppose they want to clear the decks, I said all oke, but Pup
has not yet called me up, however, I half-arranged with
Silvia to take Pup out, if she comes. S. seemed very
happy at the chance of a theatre, says she has finished a book
and wants to celebrate, anyhow, I shall try to get them
off. I wrote your mother to send in the Pup at any
time.

I got back the lump of vols. from Cole, she did have a pile.
I got S. to put them back on shleves as abphabetically as she
could. I go on with Harrods trash mostly, it is a rest to the
UNK, as I wrote you. Thank you for pile of Book-Reviews, just
this minute in. I will go over them and send a bundle on to
the Pratts. I am sorry I have no more snappe-up
news, but going Bear is a 24 hour a day job. Also, this cold
of mine did run me down but now is much better and I am
beginning the radio again. No heat here yet, but I put on
separate fires in rooms when I want. I am sorry you are
so cold, but good to hear news of out-of-doors, and
do hope all marches. Papers here full of " goldrush" sort of
head-lines. Trust it is all to the good there, with you,