Meynell tells Dora that he has sorted out the holiday situation, as Dora had 10 days owing to her, and she took the children for fifteen days, charging both her and BR a day each for the children's journey, thus leaving BR with five days due to him.

"For the clothes-buying expedition, including the night and morning when Bertie was not with them, and one-way of the journey, reckon a day. That makes five and a half days in all, instead of the nine days (subsequently reduced to seven) of Bertie's claim."

Meynell has also broken up the holiday dates according to time owed to whom.

Enclosed with document .102117, record 116273.