Pièce 24 - Letter from Caroline Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan

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Welcombe, Stratford on Avon. - Sir George's hand is much better; he can use it at meals now. Aunt Annie [Philips] is coming on Saturday; thinks this will do them both good; they have been very sad not to see the children. They are busy, but it is still good to see someone occasionally; she has people to tea sometimes though Sir George does not like afternoon callers. Hopes Elizabeth enjoyed the meetings; Mary would be disappointed 'not to take part & hear C[harles] speak, but 'twins are a great tie'; asks if she thinks Mary will be able to go on nursing them. Pleased to hear good news of Julian; wishes there were nearby children who could join in a class with him, but 'perhaps play is as good'.