Diary of John Haye, Secretary to the Noat Art Society, and in J. W. P.’s House at the Public School of Noat. IT has only just struck me that a kind of informal diary would be rather fun. No driving as to putting down something every day, just a sort of pipe to draw off the swamp water. It has rained all the past week. We went to Henley yesterday and it was wretched: B. G. going off to Phyllis Court and leaving me with Jonson, an insufferable bore who means very well and consequently makes things much worse. Seymour went with Dore who was dressed in what would be bad form at Monte, and at Henley ... Had a row with Seymour and refused to be seen with Dore.…
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