DEAREST ELSIE,

Godfrey dined with me last night. I feel he thinks that Mrs Housmans

step will be irrevocable, although he didn't actually say so. He said he

didn't pretend to understand it, but he was convinced she knew best. I

talked of George's acute misery. He said it was all very difficult to

understand, and I saw he didn't want to discuss it, so I didn't say any

more. I feel he knows something that we don't know, but what? He told me

that he knew on good authority that going into Convent doesn't mean she

takes the veil for five years. An R.C. who knows all about it had told

him. I suppose this is right? Do ask a priest. I have seen George once

or twice. I don't talk about it to him. In fact, the rules about nuns

is the only point that has been mentioned between us as I see he simply

can't talk about it. He looks ten years older.

Yours,

G.

LONDON,

_Monday, March_ 12_th._

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