| Content Description | Addresses her as 'My dear Gertie'; tells of a visit to the seaside at Forte dei Marmi with Maria Huxley; describes the Italian summertime, and how he watches the the peasants cutting wheat in the fields; speculates that they will stay in Italy for another month, then possibly go on to Germany, and perhaps to England; asks if she has heard from Wilson and Edna [Gertrude's brother-in-law and niece?]; signed 'With love from us both. DHL'. |