Pièce 80 - Letter from Caroline Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan

Wallington, Cambo, Morpeth. - Sure Mary C is very happy with Elizabeth; she is 'so deeply interested in Netherlands history' and anxious to hear about it from her. Glad Julian is well; Sir George is not at all well today, hopes he will recover soon. Thinks Julian 'will really become an architect' as he seems to have 'such a genuine taste for it'. His 'amusement for the holidays' is delightful. Wonders if "Dr Thorne" 'is a success'; expects so, as [Trollope] had not yet become 'lengthy'. Has been very interested in Robert's book. Expects the shooters will not mind the weather. Would like to see Julian's railway; must be great fun to make it. A 'new cousin' appeared yesterday, a grand-daughter of the Reverend George T[revelyan] who is staying at Hepple. George Lowthian brought her when she was lunching at Cambo; he is 'such a charming young man now'.