Pièce 212 - Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Caroline Trevelyan

On headed notepaper for the Harrow Philathletic Club, with 'The Grove' added in Robert Trevelyan's hand:- Hears his mother is 'still getting better'. It will be very nice for them to go to Hastings; they have their 'whole lives to go abroad in'. It will suit him in some ways, as he will have to work hard in the holidays after his 'failure in the exams'.

Is not 'going in for many of the sports', nor allowing Georgie to do so; Georgie, however, 'ran very well in his "small hundred yards" race, which could do him no harm'. No real news here. Charlie will be 'walking to London tonight', if Robert has remembered the day correctly. Hopes his mother will be able to accompany them to Hastings. They 'have at last got over' all their photographs: the final group was taken yesterday. Will not get one this term.

Sees Sophie [Wicksteed] is no better. Sends love to his father and Boa [Mary Prestwich].