Pièce 14 - Letter from Sir George Trevelyan to R. C. Trevelyan

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[headed notepaper] Secretary for Scotland, Dover House, Whitehall. - Robert and Charles must make themselves warm and comfortable at Bournemouth, for which he and Caroline will pay, and Robert must 'make it a duty' to get and stay well; it is important that he should be a 'useful man' and spare his mother any worry, as she is not strong and Sir George is 'far from easy about her'. They are very busy; the House [of Commons] was 'almost a hospital' last night with so many members ill. Asks if Robert or Charles knows anything about the large guide to the National Gallery which should be on the back drawing room shelf; thinks George may have had it.