Pièce 71 - Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Julian Trevelyan

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Furzen Wood, Abinger Common, near Dorking. - Is sending the only copy of his translation of [Aeschylus's] "Prometheus" he has with him, which is 'all messed about with pencil marks made during rehearsals' but he thinks it should be legible. Thinks there are a couple of typed copies in Terence Gray's 'little room at the [Cambridge Festival] Theatre' unless he has removed them; would like one if they are still there. Is also sending an edition of the "Prometheus" as the introduction is 'reasonably good'. Will get to Cambridge at ten on Thursday and come to Julian's rooms; tells him to leave a note if he is out, in which case he may go to see Goldie [Dickinson]; hopes to lunch with Julian, and may leave by a later train and take tea in Cambridge too. Bessie will come by a later morning train. Julian should let him know if he wants 'Dantes etc' so he can send or bring them. [Alberto] Moravia is here and hopes to visit Cambridge around 22 November; asks if Julian could get a room for him.