Item 119 - Letter from Umberto Morra di Lavriano to R. C. Trevelyan

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TRER/5/119

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Letter from Umberto Morra di Lavriano to R. C. Trevelyan

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  • [late 1928?] (Creation)

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Is delighted that Trevelyan is on his way and in good company; Lina [Waterfield] may not have seen the article he encloses, he expects she will be pleased with the passage about herself and Mrs Ross. Must see Trevelyan, and would be very pleased to host him and Julian; 'Mr Artuffo', whom he names for the first time [see also 5/118] feels that he must work for the money he received, as suggested 'by some lady-interventionists... afraid of hurting his pride' and mistaking Trevelyan for his brother [George]. A historical work on Piedmont has been suggested. Mrs Waterfield probably knows Artuffo, and may be able to come up with something. He must think he is doing something for the money he has already received, even if the work would be 'quite useless'; this is 'a typical Italian request'.

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      5/118: Letter from Morra di Lavriano to Trevelyan, 1 Oct [1928], first mentioning a friend of a friend in financial distress,

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