Meynell informs BR that he's been corresponding with Dora, enclosing two of his letters (document .102136, record 116298 and document .102137, record 116299).

"Dora replied to the first with a restatement of her arguments for a change and with a renewal of the demand that a term's notice be given. She concludes: 'If nothing is done then I must take some decisive action.'"

Meynell mentions hearing about Crompton Llewelyn Davies' death. "I fear that it will have meant much to you."