Pièce 168 - Letter from George Macaulay Trevelyan to R. C. Trevelyan

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2, Cheyne Gardens, S.W. - He and Janet heard about Bob's 'trouble' yesterday, with 'the deepest concern'. Cannot come down this weekend easily, but can do so any day next week and stay for a few nights at a neighbouring hotel, go out with Bob, and see Bessie too if he can. Would bring things to do so he could occupy himself when not wanted. Bob only needs to write or send a telegram, not only if [Paul] is 'taken desperately ill again', which he trusts will not now happen, but if Bob feels 'low' and thinks George could be 'any comfort or even amusement' to him or Bessie. Assures him in a postscript that Jan is 'quite all right' [after the birth of their son Humphry?] and he need not stay with her.