Masefield reports traveling throughout England and Scotland; notes that trains are few and are jammed with travelers; observes talk of revolution in Glasgow as lacking any clear revolutionary idea; remarks on unrest elsewhere as predictable ‘after four such years’; wonders, with the Army’s imminent return to Britain, what 4 million young men will think ‘of the world at home as they find it and interact with it’; thanks Bull for being kind to “R.N.”, the English poet, Robert Nichols, about whom Masefield was anxious.