Raymond's here. He would have liked A and B.
(Feda, sotto voce.—What you mean, A and B?)
Oh, he would have liked to talk to A and B. [See [Note A].] He says: "I wish you could see me, I am so pleased; but you know I am pleased."
He has been trying hard to get to you at home. He thinks he is getting closer, and better able to understand the conditions which govern this way of communicating. He thinks that in a little while he will be able to give actual tests at home. He knows he has got through, but not satisfactorily. He gets so far, and then flounders.
(Feda, sotto voce.—That's what fishes do!)
He says he is feeling splendid. He did not think it was possible to feel so well.
He was waiting here; he knew you were coming, but thought you might not be able to come to-day. [Train half an hour late.]
Did you take notice of what he said about the place he is in?
A. M. L.—Yes. But I find it very difficult to understand.
He says, it is such a solid place, I have not got over it yet. It is so wonderfully real.