Yrs.
G.
P.S.—I told Godfrey everything that had happened at Oakley. He said nothing. He appears incapable of discussing the matter.
From the Diary of Godfrey Mellor
Monday, January 1st, 1912.
A. arrived last night from Paris. He came to the office and he thanked me for what I had done in his absence. "Everything was quite right," he said. He conveyed to me without saying anything that I need not distress myself about the telegram and that he still trusted me.
He did not mention Mrs Housman nor the death of Housman.
Wednesday, February 28th.
I heard to-day from Mrs Housman. She tells me she has entered the Convent of the Presentation and intends to be a nun. I cannot say the news surprised me, but to hear of the death in life of anyone one knows well, is almost worse I think than to hear of their death.
Letter from Guy Cunninghame to Mrs Caryl
LONDON,
Wednesday, February 28th.