Two folders of notes, calculations and routines for a program to write love-letters, for the Manchester machine. All letters 'signed' M.U.C. (Manchester University Computer).

This is a good example of Strachey having fun while trying out new routines.

The notes are not dated, but are probably late 1952, as there is a reference to 'Toronto input' (the Toronto A.C.M. meeting in September 1952).