"MacGillivray." Griff spoke the Archivist's name with a trilled Scottish burr ‘r’. "The voice of my Scottish Grandmother. When she is in a recollective mood, her words emerge in that way." He paused to look out the studio window at white sails on the night dark sea.

"Theodore Sinclair Treharne, Ted. The man you are seeking," Griff said to Caydance, "was or is probably Welch, or, given the middle name 'Sinclair', Scottish-Welch or Normandy-Scottish-Welch. But MacGillivray must know something more than just that name."

“Ted, Kendrick told us, sometimes mentioned the bus trip over the then relatively new Bay Bridge. So, he probably lived in San Francisco. Because he often came into the library wearing hiking boots, perhaps Ted hiked in the hills, but that’s all that Kendrik recollected. 'Librarians and archivists', he explained. 'don't offer patrons a shot of Glenlivet to accompany a rare letter between two feuding poets, although, of course, in my office desk drawer, I kept a bottle of the Glenlivet for those days when things go wrong in the archives.'”

"That book, the one MacGillivray gave Ted. Can it be returned?"

"Exhibition of Paintings by the Late William Keith, a catalog from a 1913 exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago. Not yet. But Nico will arrange an archivist's visit to the studio/workshop. MacGillivray might have helpful observations. Or, maybe there will be something else that he will remember.