Reports events at Down.
Is busy with proofs [of Origin];
is anxious to hear how WED does in his examinations.
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Reports events at Down.
Is busy with proofs [of Origin];
is anxious to hear how WED does in his examinations.
CD making extensive corrections on proofs of Origin. Worries that style is too dry.
Doubts about Joseph Prestwich’s discovery [of flint tools].
No doubt about worm-holes in the Long Mynd, and they are certainly lower than J. Barrande’s primordial zone. Fossils in Laurentian gneiss.