Pièce 41 - Letter from Thomas Sturge Moore to R. C. and Elizabeth Trevelyan

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Returns something with his own and Marie's thanks; sent on Bessie's letter to Marie since it arrived after she started for the Vallées. The house is now settled and they move on September 22nd; Marie and the children will go straight to Steep. Hopes that Julian's convalescence is going well; thinks he will 'give up the ghost' if his own children do not prosper at Steep. Has heard from Marie that they were not ill on the crossing and have arrived safely; they were to have go on to Chambèry and then Torre Pellice but he has no news of the later stages yet. If the Government do not heed the Trevelyans' efforts to get him a pension, they would be very grateful to receive some money to help 'recover from the move', as indeed they are for all their kindness and good intentions.