Two copies.

Ts. is titled "About the Words 'Contingent' and 'Transcendental'".

Ts. is titled "Sageness Test—Type B".

Duerr has visited BR in Wales; promises to send his thesis, "Logic and Metaphysics of Primitive Peoples", U. of Heidelberg; a student of the Vienna circle.

"Thank you very much for your letter, article and suggestion. I enclose a cutting, which you may find of interest. It concerns a dead duck, frozen stiff and then brought back to life.

I am not certain that it would be particularly fruitful to offer myself as a companion to the duck. It is possible that the noises we make are similar, but I should imagine that the results would be slightly more dissimilar."

"P.S. You might be interested to know that Edgar Allen Poe has done several stories along the lines you mention."

[Re freezing BR]

Newsclip is from The Miami Herald, 2 Nov. 1962.

(Impolite reply:) "It is out of pity that I should suggest that your suffering be ended, unless, of course, there is a vacancy at the zoo."

Note is written on the packaging of a Franklin mint coin, Christmas 1966.

Two copies. BR agrees to see her, an author who has written on Bernard Shaw (book and BBC script) as well as a book titled A Prospect of Richmond.

Also enclosed is a ts. titled "Parapsychology and the Bomb".

Poems are titled "Moon", "Hasten Slow" and "Compromise".

"Card" is with a compliments slip from Allen and Unwin.

Van Duzer can't imagine BR being senile despite published reports.

"I have joined Martin Buber in public actions on occasions."

Photocopy of this letter is attached.

"Thank you for your invitation to be Patron of your Humanist Society. I am pleased to accept it."

2 copies.

Mimeo is titled "Freedom of Conscience".

Letter is mistakenly addressed to Albert H. Eberling.

Re statements in War Crimes in Vietnam.

Ts. is titled "A Voice which Dignifies and which Comforts".

Re BR biographies: "There is a small biography by a man called Gottschalk, but it is very poor indeed."

Ms. is mathematical in substance.

Note is written at the top of a promotional flyer for Logos, published by Eden and beautifully printed by Will Carter.

From the Sitwell bibliographer re Into the Tenth Decade.