Thursday, January 20:
A letter to Lusch from her father; he was touched by our Christmas festivities. R. suffering from his fall, but working. I with the children, then lunch with them, glad that all are in good health.
In the evening R. writes to C. Frantz regarding the care of Daniel's grave. An evening of conversation. When I tell R. I intend to write once more to my father with a message for Hans and after that to keep silent, he says, "That's right, for people are divided not by what they are, but by how they see things, how they express themselves."
My mother has written to R.; the publisher in Paris wants to purchase the old French songs for 500 francs.