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Will be proud to publish CD’s new work on domestic animals [Variation]. Will announce it as the complement of the Origin. Advises on woodcuts; does not wish to limit number; agrees to CD’s suggestions for artists.
Discusses proposed publication of Variation.
Kew affairs.
H. J. Carter’s observations are wonderful but want verification.
Skeptical of H. H. Travers’ observations.
Observations for CD on oxlips, which she finds never grow near cowslips or primroses.
Thanks CD for his paper on Lythrum [Collected papers 2: 106–31].
Astonished by CD’s powers of observation and perseverance.
His elms raised from three varieties of weeping elms are doing well.
Sends camera outlines of pollen. Thinks the red longstyled ones are more sterile than the yellow.
JL is in France with J. Steenstrup.
May his son George call for advice on his career?
CD has been ill for past four months.
Discusses income provided for sons at Cambridge.
Thanks for correcting Fritz Miller’s paper on climbing plants. CD will send it to Linnean Society.
Reports that dogs caught in the act of sodomy have been attacked by their fellows, who mutilate the offender’s genitals.
Gives a description of the nature and occurrence of the wild Bos of Formosa.
[Outline sketches of pollen from short-styled yellow primrose and from long-styled yellow and red primroses.]
Sends photograph.
THH wishes he could write the popular zoology but writing is a boring and slow process when he is not interested, and he is overburdened with lectures.