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- [12? May 1900 (Creation)
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Has returned [to Westcott], as the Frys thought it was not fine enough weather to go to Roundhurst; will therefore be here until Monday until he goes up [to London]. Bargman will begin his various jobs on the house after Robert has left; Robert is 'not sure about the door to keep out the sound' and wonders whether it should be left until Elizabeth is there. Has lived 'in complete piece lately in the little room' so does not know how much the noise [made by young Gussie Enticknap] is 'a real nuisance'.
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9/91: Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Elizabeth des Amorie van der Hoeven, 12 May 1900: this letter is probably a continuation.
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No salutation and sheet numbered 'II' so probably a continuation of a letter; most likely 9/143 though possibly the beginning has been lost.