Pièce 123 - Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Julian Trevelyan

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Regarding Julian's plan to travel to Italy or Sicily, will try to arrange for [Umberto] Morra to supply him with sufficient lire; does not think he himself will be going, at least not until later in the year; Mrs [Dulcie] Deuchar is ill and, if she does go abroad, will take a 'rest-cure in the South of France' instead. Drummond's Bank say that it is possible to take 'quite a large sum of English money' to Italy with a doctor's certificate advising travel abroad; [Dr Karl] Bluth would probably be willing to do this. This would be much simpler than arranging with Morra, but is willing to do this if necessary; Bob would also like to contribute to Julian's expenses. They must lunch together again soon, not at Waterloo: if not at his club, then at a quiet restaurant like the one they went to near the National Gallery.