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- 17 Dec 1899 (Creación)
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Hotel & Pension Palumbo, Ravello, Golfo di Salerno. - Has had dreadful weather and not been able to work until a couple of days ago, as he was kept inside; began yesterday and is now getting on well. Will return at the end of January as his mother suggests, and thinks it would be convenient for Bessie to visit England early in February; would not stay in Holland long on the way back if so as he wants to keep writing. Will come to Welcombe as he thinks it would be best for her to visit to be there rather than London; the Frys have invited her to stay with them in Dorking for a few days, which would enable her to see [Robert's house at] Westcott. Asks his mother to send George's address again, as he wants to write to him. Old Palumbo has been very ill, and it was thought he would die; he is better now but if he were to worsen again Robert would move pension, though his address could remain the same. Has had nice letters [about his engagement] from almost all his friends. Wrote to [William] Morton Philips. [Frank] Previté has published a book of short stories, "My Great Discovery" with Smithers & Co., under the pseudonym 'Henry Frances' as he does not want his family to know. Gives the book his qualified praise, and suggests his mother try it. Is pleased with what he has written of his own play; thinks it is 'better conceived and better carried out than the last', but knows these feelings can be deceptive. Has read Stephen Philips' play "Paolo and Francesca" which is so popular at the moment: thinks there is 'some decent poetry of a not very high order, and a good deal of theatrical cleverness', but that it is a 'bad play, and pretentious too'. Must not make his mother think he is jealous; hopes it will succeed on the stage, as this will make things easier for [Thomas Sturge] Moore, Binyon, and himself. Bessie says she is sending some photos to his mother, and seems well. Asks if his mother remembers a Countess Bylandt, who says she used to know her and his father: Bessie met her the other day at the Hague.
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- Trevelyan, Caroline (c. 1847-1928), wife of Sir George Otto Trevelyan, 2nd Baronet (Materia)
- Trevelyan, Elizabeth (1875-1957), musician (Materia)
- Fry, Roger Eliot (1866-1934), art historian, critic, and painter (Materia)
- Fry, Helen (1864-1937), artist (Materia)
- Trevelyan, George Macaulay (1876-1962), historian, public educator, and conservationist (Materia)
- Palumbo, Pasquale (d 1899) hotelier (Materia)
- Philips, William Morton (1852-1940) justice of the peace (Materia)
- Previté, Henry Francis (1870-1930) friend of R C Trevelyan (Materia)
- Phillips, Stephen (1864-1915), poet (Materia)
- Moore, Thomas Sturge (1870-1944) writer and wood engraver (Materia)
- Binyon, Robert Laurence (1869-1943) poet and art historian (Materia)
- Bylandt, Adelaide Petrovna van (1827-1903) wife of Charles Malcolm Ernest George, Count van Bylandt (Materia)
- Trevelyan, Sir George Otto (1838-1928), 2nd Baronet, statesman and historian (Materia)