On paper headed “30 Lyndhurst Road, Hampstead” but likely sent from Sussex where she and Lizzie Rose were staying with friends.

Dorothy writes that they are flourishing there; Kathleen and Mrs Davis were there with the boys; she went for a ride with Kathie and got caught in a storm; on Tuesday they went to the mouth of the Cuck [Cuckmere] and had tea by the coastguard station; she and Susie caught 2 more admirals [butterflies] so call the lane where they caught them Admiralty Lane; he should look out for Mr Vermeyer at Victoria station on Friday as he may come by same train; and Edith Humphreys was going to mend her boat.
She asks him to bring [books] ‘Butterfly and Moth Collecting’ and ‘Flowers of the Wayside and Woodland’ and sends kisses for him and Rue [their dog].