Pièce 58 - Letter from Sir George Trevelyan to R. C. Trevelyan

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The Athenaeum, Pall Mall, S.W. - Encloses an article from the "Times Literary Supplement" which seems 'as favourable and perceptive' as reviews can be; finished the play [Robert's "Cecilia Gonzaga"] last night, he thinks with 'the feelings [Robert] intended to evoke'. Supposes the leading characters are real people: saw an 'allusion to [Niccolò?] Fortebraccio in [Edith Wharton's] VThe Valley of Decision"' which he found 'very interesting and well written' and reminiscent of [Joseph Henry Shorthouse's] "John Inglesant". Much relieved that Elizabeth got back her violin; asks Robert to congratulate her. He and Caroline are going to Welcombe on Tuesday, and look forward to the change from London. George has settled down in his 'new abode'; he is 'fortunate in his comrades, and in his dwelling'.