The volume is a ruled notebook marked '1932' and mostly comprises diary entries.

It also includes:

- draft of a poem 'On being asked to write 4000 words "revealing" Thomas Hardy': /2r.

- quotations: /1v. Warwick, 'Resolved Meditations'; /1v. R. Browning, begins 'A Greek hero fears exceedingly'; /1v. Swinburne, begins 'Hath not pity power on thee to Save'; /2v. Shakespeare, 'One that loved' and 'When in the Chronicle of wasted time'; /2v. Sassoon, 'Alone, the word is life endured and known'.

- a list of locations of nights spent away from home: /2v.

- pasted in press cutting anticipating the publication of a third Sherston volume, provisionally entitled 'Memories of a Literary Man': /2r.

- pasted in road map of parts Salisbury Plain and Wiltshire annotated with a route between Teffont Magna and Wilsford: /back cover inside.

N.B. There are no loose enclosures or detached folios. The foliation is the archivist's.