Weisse of Stuttgart is keen to publish a translation of the book on which CD is working [Variation].
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Weisse of Stuttgart is keen to publish a translation of the book on which CD is working [Variation].
Orders a copy of September number of Silliman’s Journal. A friend has recommended an article in it [A. Gray and D. Treadwell, "Discussion between two readers of Darwin’s treatise on the origin of species", Am. J. Sci. 2d ser. 30 (1860): 226–39].
"I have received a letter from Dr. Asa Gray this morning who says ""pray ask Mr. Trubner to send at once 1/2 dozen copies of the Orchid book"". Will you be so good as to attend to it."
Send parcel to Orpington station.