Pièce 15 - Letter from Sir George Trevelyan to R. C. Trevelyan

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House of Commons. - Glad to see Robert so well and so much himself, and to hear what he told Caroline; it is right to 'go through with what has been undertaken' and not to take a step 'which seems crude and unintelligible to people'; Robert will be glad of it afterwards. Spent a pleasant afternoon at Epsom with Lord Rosebery, who is a 'most delightful companion'; good to see him so well. Met 'dear old [Charles?] Vaughan at the Athenaeum today, who asked after them all, and is a 'sort of intellectual grand father' to them. Says in a postscript that he made a speech tonight on 'one man one vote'.