M.S. Pearson to K. Pearson, 24th May 1914.- External URL
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Sent From (Definite): Maria Sharpe PearsonSent To (Definite): Karl PearsonDate: 24 May 1914
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Sent fromMaria Sharpe Pearson
24 May 1914
Description:‘I think I will only write a card this afternoon after my snooze to say that H. is decidedly better, & been able to take some short runs. It is grey & there have been showers but the ground seems to dry soon. A. [illeg.] brought Rachel Montagne & she & H. have been able to amuse each other with drawing & games. Ling who has been very good on the whole has been tiresome with R. but she is courageous & has learnt caution also. I was delighted to hear the north had braced rather than fatigued you [as] it seems to do us. I only hope you are resting today.’
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Sent toKarl Pearson
24 May 1914
Description:‘I think I will only write a card this afternoon after my snooze to say that H. is decidedly better, & been able to take some short runs. It is grey & there have been showers but the ground seems to dry soon. A. [illeg.] brought Rachel Montagne & she & H. have been able to amuse each other with drawing & games. Ling who has been very good on the whole has been tiresome with R. but she is courageous & has learnt caution also. I was delighted to hear the north had braced rather than fatigued you [as] it seems to do us. I only hope you are resting today.’
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