Item 36A - Part letter from Caroline Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan

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Wallington, Cambo, Morpeth. - Begins mid-sentence with a reference to 'the easier plan of the two'. Glad Elizabeth feels well; asks if it is true that it is the cold weather she needs to be careful of. George 'has his destination and is setting up his hospital'; has had 'quite an enthusiastic reception from the Italians'. Mary and Humphry are still here; the weather is fine but 'autumnal'. Glad Miss Bouden [?] is feeling stronger; it is 'a very good thing'.

13/80: Part letter from Caroline Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan, 15 Sept 1915, is the first part of this letter

Found with 11/36, but that letter already has a signature, and also contains a reference to Mary and Humphry's departure. Seems to be the concluding part of 13/80.