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Refers to their recent conversation, and clarifies his and Nora's plans in relation to holidays, and their possible visit to her. Explains that they intend to go to the Alps for the end of June and the beginning of July if Nora finds 'that she can miss the Higher Level Examination without neglect of duty'. Mentions that that destination 'is the only complete cure for hayfever', and adds that they would be the guests of the Symondses, 'who are in permanent exile at Davos.' States that if Nora cannot miss the examination, they will go to visit Minnie and Edward from 13 to 18 June, and that they shall be able to make up their minds early in May, after Miss Gladstone has returned. Also discusses the possibility of Nelly [Benson] being sent to Newnham College, and Henry's views in relation to such a move.
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- Benson, Mary (1841–1918), wife of Edward White Benson (Subject)
- Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred (1845-1936) Principal of Newnham College Cambridge (Subject)
- Symonds, John Addington (1840–1893) writer and advocate of sexual reform (Subject)
- Symonds, Janet Catherine North (1837-1913) author (Subject)
- Benson, Edward White (1829–1896), Archbishop of Canterbury (Subject)
- Gladstone, Helen (1849-1925) educationalist (Subject)
- Benson, Mary Eleanor (1863–1890), social worker and writer (Subject)
- Newnham College, Cambridge (Subject)