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Letter from Ruth Turner to George Mallory written from Ireland

She intends to climb the mountain. She has not needed to row for her father that day. Has been discussing wedding plans with Marjorie and Mildred, making fun of his clothing choices. Expresses her concern over climbing the mountain. Tells him of writing an Italian letter to Signorina. She has not heard from Miss Davies yet.

Next morning – Intends to go for a walk with Alison and Mildred. She is looking forward to reading his next letter.

Letter from Ruth Turner to George Mallory

She gives her opinions about the book she is currently reading; describes the flowers out at home; hopes he’s having a lovely time among the mountains; she has been out to deal with the hens; she describes painting her china; their box had been delayed and would be coming by ordinary freight so they had bought a new dress for Mildred.