Insists that EK take the profits from the English edition of Erasmus Darwin. EK’s essay is the valuable part of the book; CD’s is mainly gossip.
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Insists that EK take the profits from the English edition of Erasmus Darwin. EK’s essay is the valuable part of the book; CD’s is mainly gossip.
Edmond Barbier is dead and his widow needs support.
Worm-castings. Encloses notes about worm activities at Gravetye Manor.