Cotmania. Vol. XI. 1935-6

Johnson and Rienaecker, which is to save time, eating and talking - you know what I mean. So that your own kind invitation to lunch won't do this time, although, in the enthusiasm of my last visit, I accepted. But will you please invite me again, when I have got the work with Johnson well under way. I am slightly pressed for time and my visits to Oxford must now be frequent.

I right royally talked to Percy Moore Turner, as only I can talk, about the drawing of "Castle Acre" , and I told his that this drawing will have to come into its own and that I shall tell Mr. Kay about it. What a world it is of frustration, pride and prejudice.

Yours sincerely,
S. Kennedy North.

Your visit to Norwich when you like only requires your movement to accomplish it. Mrs Colman was delighted with the idea.

Sidney Kitson Esq.,
Thornbury House,
Kidlington,
Oxford.