****Part 3****

…………………………But 'old times are gone, old manners changed' & for a very long time now, things have been very bad - & it seems to me that the sooner things are definitely decided the better it will be for both of us. You so often told me to 'clear out' that I have almost grown to believe you really meant it, but at the same time you must quite understand that I am perfectly willing & ready to come home the moment you want me. - the fact of your wanting me would be sufficient guarantee that you still had my welfare at heart a little - you see I do not take it into account that I might also be useful in the house. If there is anything you want done that I can do, I will gladly do it, or as I said before, if you care about me enough to want me at Roslyn I will come, or if you would rather we lived apart I will acquiese in that also, of course properly agreed to & conditionally - I cannot say fairer. I know my dear husband I am tired & spent & a little hysterical too, with the writing of this, because my thoughts will run on, & so goodbye, my dear (shall I say it, yes this once anyway) 'old man'.

Yours as ever

Georgie

There is one thing that I have felt glad about, though it may perhaps seem a little thing to you, the boy never forgets you in his prayers

ac·qui·esce ( k w - s )

intr.v. ac·qui·esced, ac·qui·esc·ing, ac·qui·esc·es

To consent or comply passively or without protest