Pièce 19 - Letter from George Macaulay Trevelyan to R.C. Trevelyan

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Union Society, Cambridge. - Has paid a bill for Bob to Powell of Harrow, thinks it is for footballs; will get the bureau valued and pay Bob for it, less the cost of the bill. Is getting three new pictures, and their mother is giving him a bookshelf to go between his bedroom door and the window into B[ishop]'s Hostel. Robert's spelling correction in "Joan of Arc" [a prize composition by George?] is 'unfortunate'; only saw it after it had been typed. Has given Robert's message to Parker, who 'is looking forward very much to the Macaulay'. They are setting up a suggestion book for the library at Cambo. All well here; 'universally supposed' that Marsh will get the Chancellor['s medal] and Moore the Craven [Scholarship].