File consists of eight short pieces of correspondence from Wells' wife Catherine, acting as a secretary on behalf of her husband. The recipients of the correspondence were C.H. Grinling and Thomas Seccombe.

Wells acknowledes a received letter, offers congratulations, and references past associations with Mr. Sykes.

Wells contemplates the book of Job and acknowledges a gift book, expressing its importance to him and his thoughtful appreciation for it.

Wells invites T. Seccombe to visit at Easton Glebe to discuss literary matters, and expresses regret that Seccombe does not respect a certain woman writer.