Sends GGS examples of feathers from an albino peacock and repeats his query about the zones of colour [see 5950].
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Sends GGS examples of feathers from an albino peacock and repeats his query about the zones of colour [see 5950].
Regrets and apologises for a misunderstanding regarding Horace’s leaving Clapham School. Is sure he wrote an earlier letter which AW evidently did not receive.
Instructions for woodcuts showing sexual differences in beetles, for Descent.