Acknowledges HWA’s oration.
Discusses design in nature, Asa Gray’s views, and his own confusion.
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Acknowledges HWA’s oration.
Discusses design in nature, Asa Gray’s views, and his own confusion.
Mary Somerville may use diagrams from Orchids [in her Molecular and microscopic science (1869)], but permission should be obtained from John Murray.
Thanks for copy of MS’s book [On molecular and microscopic science, (1869)]. Part on orchids is an excellent summary.
Has made a wonderful recovery [from riding accident].
Asks for information on blushing and screaming [for Expression].