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201 Thursday 19 April 11:20 pm Dearly Beloved, I got a raft of delectable letters from you today - would have liked nothing better than to devote my leisure on duty this evening to writing you at length. But there was one matter which, I felt, had a certain priority: couple of letters from which the time seems to me about ripe - I won't go into detail about them now, nor promise anything except that I've tried to relax in my plotting and use a light touch: As you know, I don't want to leave here now for another operation, and everyone I've spoken to or heard from date (Except your sources of information, perhaps) seems to think that the likely eventuality. But only likely; it's on the balance I'm playing. Am keeping a copy of one of the letters [pg 2] will send it and a resume of the other to you later on if nothing materializes, just as a matter of general information. The cold which hit me swiftly yesterday has taken a terrific turn (it's under control, tho, having moved from chest to head) and I plan to spend tomorrow morning in bed. Do you know, it's almost worth having a cold to be able to look forward to that! So glad the sulfa seems to have done some good - and that Wendy survived her first near-accidents without harm. I do love you so, my dearest! Warren
