Pièce 47 - Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan

Bessie must be 'very relieved' to have heard from Miss D[yson]. Got her postcard this morning, so will not send the trousers [for Kitty to mend]. Is waiting for Julian, who should arrive by car in time for lunch. Will probably go up to town with him tomorrow and stay at the National Liberal Club, then catch the train to Wool [to stay with Betty Muntz] next day. Continues the letter after Julian arrives; he seems 'quite all right'. Bob is feeling better today, and has 'even gone back to translating some Montaigne', but thinks it is good he is going away tomorrow. The workmen are coming to put in the new tanks today. Is feeling less depressed than the last few days, but is 'rather easily tired', perhaps because of the heat. Glad Kitty is back. Sends his love to everyone. Was meant to see Mrs Deuchar, but Tom Deuchar is ill and has to go to a nursing home in London.