Pièce 2 - Letter from Caroline Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan

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Rome. - Glad that Elizabeth would like to stay at Grosvenor Cr[escent]; thinks it can easily be arranged, though she should see [Mary] Prestwich who is there now and talk it over with her. She and Sir George will not go to London before Easter this year. Does not want her servants upset, so Prestwich must arrange it with them. Is improving steadily, but does not see how she can get home before the end of the month. Thinks it is an 'excellent plan to send Julian to a class', though she suggests not taking him up before the end of January because of the fogs; she and Sir George are very glad to be able to help. They are more cheerful now as Sir George has 'settled down' and is doing some writing. Does not like the idea of C[harles] and M[ary] taking the children to Cambo in this 'arctic weather'. The 'poor baby' [Marjorie] is to stay at Rounton. Sends love to Robert; Sir George is reading [Dostoevsky's "Brothers] Karamazoff"; she tried to but could not.