Extract from Provincial Young-Ladyhood (Chapter): "I was less interested in the music than in the various contemporaries of Edward (Vera Brittain's brother) and himself whom Roland (Vera Brittain's fiancé) pointed out to me in the choir and orchestra. Of these I recall only one, Ivan Dyer, son of the general of Amritzar notoriety, but I missed an acquaintance of Edward's whom I had seen at the Old Boys' cricket match the previous summer, and Roland told me that this boy, Henry Maxwell Andrews - now the husband of Rebecca West - had left Uppingham in 1913. Henry Andrews, a slim, serious, very tall boy with dark, spectacled eyes, reappeared in my life ten years afterwards as a friend and New College contemporary of my husband. He seemed to me then to have altered very little since I saw him at Uppingham, and four years in Ruhleben - he had gone to Germany for the 1914 summer vacation, and was interned when war broke out - had developed in him a measure of kindness and tolerant wisdom considerably beyond the unexacting standards of the average Englishman."