Letter to William Sydney Thayer from William Osler, Rock Cottage, Bude, Cornwall, England. Sorry not to see him this Summer. Concerns about his health. He enjoyed his Summer and Barker, Futcher, McCrae and Boggs visited him. McCrae is in love with his niece Amy Gwyn. Wish that Thayer could settle Futcher the same way. Mentions that he is glad he has gone out. Kind words about him. Details on their holidays in Cornwall that they have chosen for the peace. News from the family. Asks him to come at Wien in April. Mentions that he is off to Berlin with Nuttall to the Congress of Hygiene

Letter to Thomas McCrae from William Osler, Bude, Cornwall, England. He is working every morning on Endocarditis.

Letter to Mabel Brewster from William Osler, Bude, Cornwall, England. Sorry that she had not been well. News from their holiday at Bude, compares it to Bar Harbor. The bathing and the golf are excellent, but Revere has not caught any fish. Mention that he was expecting a line from B. Delano. His friend Grover Atterbury had dined with them. They missed O'Reilly. Asks her to tell Brewster to cable. Civilities.

Letter to James William White from William Osler, Rock Cottage, Bude, Cornwall, England. Informs him that Robins did not pass. He had a festive time in Oxford. He has not been dissipated, but he has not been with the working set. The Rhodes officials were worried about him. News from their holiday in Bude. Asks his discretion about Robins. Message from White to Cushing, asking him to not pass on this letter.

Letter to Henry Barton Jacobs from William Osler, Bude, Cornwall, England. Sorry that he and his wife are knocked-out by their old enemy. Encouragement. Will miss him because he is going to the Congress of Hygiene at Berlin. Nuttall, Manson and others will be there and he wants to see the new medical side of the place. Virchow Hospital is supposed to be wonderful. His Jr. will succeed Leyden. Had a busy Summer. Miss Colonsay. Revere is learning golf. McCrae's lapse is sad. Osler is working on the articles for the system. Details on it. Word about the Tuberculosis Congress.

Letter to Charles Nicoll Bancker Camac from William Osler, Bude, Cornwall, England. Glad that he made final arrangements with Saunders. Suggests to have the title pages of some of the books reproduced by the new process. The De Motus Cordis, Laennec would add to the interest of the work. Offers his help for pictures. Should consult Welch for the title. He knew he would have like the Charaka men. Word on an issue of the Quarterly Journal of Medicine, in connection with the new Association of British Physicians. Details on his Summer. Word on two lectures done this Summer. Civilities.