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TRER/45/112
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Letter from E. P. Arnold to Caroline Trevelyan
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- 9 Dec 1882 (Creation)
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Wixenford, Eversley, Winchfield:- Thanks her for her instructions about Bobbie's journey [home]. He 'looks much better now than he did and his work shows a corresponding improvement'. Bobbie is 'very industrious' and willing to learn 'grammar and the like'; he 'fails most in applying his knowledge' in translating, but Arnold expects this will improve in time. In general they have 'every reason to be well satisfied with him, and he deserves a most happy holiday'.
It has also snowed at Wixenford, though much more lightly than in the North. He and Mrs Arnold both send regards. Adds a postscript saying that 'Little Tom Booth is flourishing', and they hope to see his father and sister in 'our little crowd on the 12th'.
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- Arnold, Ernest Penrose (1847-1917) schoolmaster (Subject)
- Trevelyan, Caroline (c. 1847-1928), wife of Sir George Otto Trevelyan, 2nd Baronet (Subject)
- Arnold, Clara Eliza (1837-1913) wife of Ernest Penrose Arnold (Subject)
- Booth, Thomas Macaulay (1874-1970) soldier (Subject)
- Booth, Charles James (1840-1916) ship owner and social investigator (Subject)