Sends a sentence, quoting JP, on inherited peculiarities in eye-brows. Asks whether he may use it in his chapter on inheritance [Variation, ch. 12].
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Sends a sentence, quoting JP, on inherited peculiarities in eye-brows. Asks whether he may use it in his chapter on inheritance [Variation, ch. 12].
Has made a wonderful recovery [from riding accident].
Asks for information on blushing and screaming [for Expression].
Thanks for confirmation about the extent of blushing.
Passed JP’s house but did not call; and now regrets his restraint.