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A letter expressing her sympathy to Patricia. She looks forward to seeing Patricia on her return to Buckingham Palace.

Letter from Anne Elvin [Stevenson] to Angus Graham to write with her thoughts about the poem Graham sent her.

Letter from Anne Eden-Green, George Allen & Unwin Ltd', to Angus Graham to send him a cheque as the first advance payment for Chuang-tzŭ. With the letter is a copy of the company's Marketing Guide for Graham to complete.

A letter replying to one sent by Patricia expressing her distress at the difficult time Patricia had faced.

A letter expressing sympathy to Patricia and remembering how charming Stuart was.

Letter from Anna Dallapicolla to Elizabeth Hoddy complimenting her travel plan and asking for slides of whatever it is that she is going to see.. She explains that their area of interest is Karntaka and requests information and slides thereof. She informs that if they get the funding there will be a second international seminar on Indian Arts and Culture is July 1982.

Letter from Ann M. Miller, Editor, Morningside Books, Columbia university press, to Angus Graham, to send the countersigned copy of the agreement for the new preface to The Book of Lieh-tzu . The agreement from John D. Moore, Columbia University Press, is with the letter.

Letter from Ann M. Miller, Editor, Morningside Books, Columbia University press, to Angus Graham, to send two copies of the agreement concerning the new preface to the The Book of Lieh-tzu , a xerox of the John Murray hardcover, a copy of a book by Burton Watson and an Author''s Questionnaire (not with the letter). Typed with printed letterhead. With the letter is a draft of the new preface, dated 1 July 1989.

A letter expressing deepest sympathy to Patricia concerning Stuart Simmonds' illness. She writes concerning her building work and her husband, Joe's illness.

A letter expressing deepest sympathy to Patricia on hearing the sad news of Stuart's death from Margaret.