Pièce 62 - Letter from Umberto Morra di Lavriano to R. C. Trevelyan

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Metelliano. - Apologises for not replying sooner to thank Trevelyan for the gift of his poetry, which brings back to his house 'so many impressions that do belong here': is pleased that Trevelyan did some work on the hills here, and that he was able to remember it, the landscape, and Morra himself in his 'dens on Leith Hill'. Has decided not to come to England this summer and hopes he will seen Trevelyan in Italy soon; has masons working at home on a new bathroom and a living room for Tonino and his wife; Moravia is here and sends best regards, they live almost as if they were camping. The Berensons spent some time at Montepulciano, which was delightful; they will not go to La Consuma for a good while.