Discusses events at Moor Park and domestic matters.
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Discusses events at Moor Park and domestic matters.
Writes of events at Down: mostly of playing billiards on their new table.
Discusses WED’s plans for the summer.
Reports events at Down.
Is busy with proofs [of Origin];
is anxious to hear how WED does in his examinations.
Discusses affairs at Down and WED’s coming trip to the Lakes.
Is getting on very slowly with his "confounded proof-sheets" [of Origin].
Writes of a visit to Leith Hill and WED’s injured ankle.
Tells how to get information on, and gain membership in, the London Library.
Discusses events at Ilkley.