Pièce 392 - Letter from Sir George Trevelyan to R. C. Trevelyan

Welcombe, Stratford on Avon. - Has been reading the article on Robert's book in the latest, 'conspicuously thoughtful and refined number of the "Times Literary Supplement"' [on "The Deluge, and Other Poems": [Bailey, John Cann], "Mr Trevelyan's Poems", "Times Literary Supplement", 25 Mar 1926 p 232] which must have given him great pleasure; his part in the 'curious movement for interpreting Greek to a generation which has given up the very serious labour of reading [emphasised] Greek as an intellectual community' is an important one. Parry has sent Sir George an advance copy of his biography of Henry Jackson, which is the best he has ever read of a man or woman he has known personally; Parry must 'be a beautiful character himself' from all he has heard of him.