Pièce 282 - Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Edward Marsh

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Very kind of Edward to send the cheque, but he is returning it as he would rather the money were redistributed amongst the others [contributors to "Georgian Poetry"]; if it is difficult to redivide now perhaps it could be kept until more profits come in. Delighted to hear the book is 'still doing so well'. When Bob returned to Cartmel from the [Apostles] Dinner, he found [Gordon] Bottomley had had a haemorrhage, 'the first for nearly two years'; when he left a fortnight later, Bottomley was much better, but Bob thinks this 'has convinced him that he ought not to live there any more, even in the summer'. He and Bessie hope that Bottomley will stay with them again this winter.