London, Aug. 8.
"If you are coming to Oxford for the conference, do come and lunch with me at All'Souls."
Although often in Oxford, L had never ventured inside All' Souls, Alone among all the colleges of Oxford and Cambridge, it ca on something of the semi the universities' youth, when colleges were not so much, if'at all for instruction, as for research and learning. The' three or four undergraduates of former years have been abolished and All Soul solely for the further cultivation of selected blooms of pure scholarship carefully gathered from other beds. To be a Fellow of All Souls is or of the few distinctions that really mean somer! prepared to accept the invitation to lunch by telegram, but, on second thoughts, wrote instead, as the more proper Jand decorous' way—in my" best round hand.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.