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your work. It is beautifully printed
in Scotland - & the get up and
illlustrations are superb. I shall follow
your press with interest but I shall
form my own judgement & give you
my impressions after I have had
time to take in to the intent to
which I am capable of taking in.

This letter is about nothing else.
I am very proud to be the donee
and eager to devour it.

I am glad that you sometimes
have some hours of peace in
the Canadian winters.

What fun it will be talking about
it.

Nae mair!
Yours ever
Stair A Gillon

P.S. I must say how delighted I was to hear
Humphrey stayed with you.