Autograph letter signed : London, to Henry Watson Kent, 1930 Mar. 3.

Complaining of the poor management of the A.I.G.A. 50-Book Shows and the sad state of "decorative bookmaking"; mentioning his hope to see Frederic Warde who is to be briefly in town; acknowledging receipt of his letter and a copy of Theocritus' Third Idyll, that he had printed with Kent and Bryson Burroughs in 1928; asking for a copy of the catalogue of the Arthur Davies Memorial Exhibition; describing lunch with Poet Laureate Robert Bridges and his wife and Humphrey Milford; mentioning regular lunches with Johnson, the Oxford printer; indicating that Roberts of Cambridge is coming to New York in a few weeks with some pages of a book in Centaur that he'll arrange for Kent to see; complaining of the slow progress on the Odyssey; mentioning that Adler sent him "Kittredge's compilation about [his] book designs" for the forthcoming Colophon, which he doesn't care for, and emphasizing his lack of involvement in the project.