The Henson Journals
Sun 27 June 1920
Volume 28, Page 27
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4th Sunday after Trinity, June 27th, 1920.
A calm wet day, rather depressing. I stayed indoors, spending the morning in writing some indispensable letters, and the afternoon in reading the last volume of Disraeli's 'Life'. The Dean & Mrs Waterfield called to inquire after me, and were both very affectionate & solicitous. The Archdeacon went to Ross to dedicate the War Memorial in my stead: and Fearne went to Bristol to undergo some requisite operation in a nursing home.