Has previously quoted details concerning the regrowth of her amputated extra digit in Variation [2: 14–15]. The case has since been disputed, so CD, who is revising his work, asks for some fuller details.
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Has previously quoted details concerning the regrowth of her amputated extra digit in Variation [2: 14–15]. The case has since been disputed, so CD, who is revising his work, asks for some fuller details.
Asks for Tom. 23 of the Bulletin de la Soc. Bot. de France to be purchased for him.
Will be delighted to see WHF on 26th.
Does not know rules for admission to museum [of the Royal College of Surgeons]. CD’s son [Francis] wishes much to inspect some of the preparations.
Encloses a query from Camille Dareste [see 7262] about the niata ox skull CD gave to the museum [of the Royal College of Surgeons].
Regrets that his health will prevent his attending concerts in aid of the Rifle Corps Fund.
Thanks JT for his information and hopes to attend to it in any future edition.
Asks for specimen of Aldrovanda for book on insect-eating plants.