This message to Constance Malleson, who is called "G.J.", is contained in Russell's letter to Gladys Rinder, document .202299, record 19307.

It begins: "Tell G.J. I want more definite news. And who is G. Who has the privilege of being right? Happy mortal—wish I were like him. I came across a letter from Buzot the Girondin to Madame Roland which is of such great historical interest that I am copying it out for G.J. to add to his collection. I might in time come across others of equal interest if he desired." Text in French then follows, composed by Russell, not Buzot.