Apologises for the trouble he has caused over his enquiries about strawberries. Describes the problems he and Emma have had with Verbascum.
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Apologises for the trouble he has caused over his enquiries about strawberries. Describes the problems he and Emma have had with Verbascum.
Asks for a note about sling for Leonard’s arm, as he is about to leave for school.
Returns proofs of a notice which he finds "highly honourable" to himself.
Writes to WED about his living arrangements at Christ’s College; reminisces about his own Cambridge days.