Item 99 - Letter from Ruth to George Mallory, 23 August 1916

Is glad to have received his letter and is happy to hear of his trip to Amiens cathedral. Expresses her wish to be with him. Describes her opinions of French cathedrals and her ideas of civilization. Hopes that his rest will be a long one and is glad his duties as orderly officer are not taxing. Updates him on Clare's progress. Encourages him not to write everyday of his rest days. Tells him how Mildred expects Bob home on leave. Describes her thoughts on his description of the cathedral. Expresses her relief to have Violet back helping with Clare. Tells him about her father's lack of humour concerning his enthusiasm for golf. Informs him that Mildred and Aunt Eleanor are at the depot and expresses her opinion about Aunt Eleanor's character.