Frank má jisté osobě rozmluvit, aby nezveřejňovala jeho dopisy, on by k tomu svolení nikdy nedal. Je zvědavý, jak dopadla premiéra Parabol, přenos v rádiu nechytili. Z Louisville mu poslali (nahrávku?) Rytin, zní to dobře, i kritiky jsou dobré. Komponuje - dokončil Mikeše z hor (celý cyklus z Vysočiny se prý bude filmovat) a Nonet. Jinak si čte detektivky. Zdravotně je na tom stejně, snaží se přibrat. Už se těší na Nice, bude tam mít klid. Sestra doufá, že v létě přijedou, ale bude zklamaná. Popisuje počasí. Papíry Blue print a kopírování se mu zdá drahé, mají mu poslat ukázky (jiných) papírů. Ruda jede do Austrálie. V Praze studují Mirandolinu a občas mu posílají peníze z jeho kompozic. Ptá se Franka, jestli si u něj neuložil nějaké své rukopisy, shromažďuje je a o některých neví, kde jsou.

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Frank has to talk a certain person out of publishing his letters, he would never give permission. He's curious how the Parabol premiere went, they didn't catch the radio broadcast. They sent him (a recording?) of the Rytin from Louisville, it sounds good, even the reviews are good. He's composing - he finished Mikes of the Mountains (the whole cycle from the Highlands is supposedly going to be filmed) and Nonet. Otherwise, he reads mysteries. He's in the same health, trying to put on weight. He's looking forward to Nice, he'll have peace there. My sister hopes they'll come in the summer, but she'll be disappointed. She describes the weather. Blue print papers and photocopying seem expensive to him, they are to send him samples of (other) papers. Ruda is going to Australia. They study Mirandolin in Prague and occasionally send him money from his compositions. He asks Frank if he has saved any of his manuscripts with him, he collects them and doesn't know where some of them are.

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