| Content Description | Wishes Margaret luck on her journey [to Greece]; gives news on her friendship with the elderly 'Indian' man, and describes the injustices that the 'Indians' have faced at the hands of white people; mentions plans of the 'Montreal man' [Noel Kader] to move into the Hopkin home in Eastwood with 'Betty' [Olive Hopkin]; describes her own attitude to material possessions and her earlier loss of everything in a house fire; discusses her opinions on psychology and psychiatry.
Mentions that 'Lawrence' was the 'careful one',etc.; this could possibly refer to D.H. Lawrence, but is more probably a misspelling of 'Laurence'[Hilton], Enid's ex-husband. |