Congratulates CD on success of memorial; agrees he should be the one to tell Wallace.
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Congratulates CD on success of memorial; agrees he should be the one to tell Wallace.
He is buying a portable fire engine, and suggests one is purchased for Down. Wishes to join the Geological Society of London. Is eager to hear Leslie Stephen’s opinion.
Will gladly translate Krause’s letter for Nature; denounces Butler’s book attacking CD.
Thanks LS for his advice and his kind note. When CD thinks how he has been treated he will say to himself "so good a judge as Leslie Stephen thinks nothing of the accusation".