Thanks to you, Ronald, I came at last to know England, that admirable country I had hardly glanced at two years before; England, that almost all Frenchmen know no more than if it were China — which, by the way, it resembles somehow, in one or two respects. I do not know whether France is well thought of in the British Isles, but I do know now that England is, in France, marvellously unknown. So, towards the end of 1935 I came to live in London, near you, near Clive and your people.
