Expressions in attitudes of prayer and adoration.
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Expressions in attitudes of prayer and adoration.
Replies to CD’s letter;
inquires about CD’s intended terms for Italian translator of Descent; hopes to offer best terms herself.
Detailed questions about illustrations for [forthcoming] Expression.
Asks whether Times review has hurt sales of Descent.
The type on specimen page of Origin [6th ed.] seems clear, but lines are close. The cost is the great point for a wide circulation.
Case of the reasoning bear is analogous to the elephant blowing with trunk to bring object within reach.
On reception of Descent in Edinburgh.
Anecdote about a dog helping another by separating combatants.
On ratios of the sexes in insects, and other facts relating to sexual selection.
Please thank Mr Jackson for facts about shrugging, but case not distinct enough. Gestures associated with laughter. Platysma.