Pièce 310 - Letter from Edward Marsh to R. C. Trevelyan

5, Raymond Buiildings, Gray's Inn. - Thanks Bob for his letter [15/285] and for saying he will send a copy of the "Annual [of New Poetry]", which he 'immensely' looks forward to. Good of Bob to think about "Georgian Poetry", but does not intend to bring out another volume this year; if he does do another expects it will be at the end of 1918. Saw [Walter] de la Mare on Tuesday, who had 'enjoyed his tour [of the US]' and seemed well; he 'only just escaped crossing in the Laconia [torpedoed in Feb 1917]'. Glad Gerald [Gibson] and Edward's god-daughter [Audrey Gibson] are at the Shiffolds; is writing to Gerald about something else 'so needn't send love in this'. Tells Bob to come and see him in London.