Pièce 186 - Letter from Janet Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan

Welcombe, Stratford on Avon. - Arrangements for a visit by Mary to Bessie at the Shiffolds; gives train times and where she should be dropped off by Bessie's nanny to be met by Janet's nanny and Humphry; detailed description of her diet; will make sure she has 'some little occupations', but she 'will love playing with Julian'; asks Bessie to read with her for twenty minutes after tea. Will be very pleased if Bessie writes to Berne to tell her what she thinks of Mary. George has got on well recently; hope to get to Stocks tomorrow or Wednesday. Wasn't him and G[eoffrey] Y[oung[ who spent the night on Snowdon, but a much younger cousin of Geoff's and another man; Geoff was 'very much disgusted that he should have been thought capable of such foolishness'. Caroline and Sir George are pretty well.