F. M. Balfour getting on better in hospital.
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F. M. Balfour getting on better in hospital.
Asks further questions about shell attached to beetle’s leg.
Asks for CD’s opinion on certain theistic ideas. If spontaneous generation from inorganic material is denied, then life must be derived from some eternal being.
Thanks CD for helping to get him elected to the Athenaeum.
Cannot find in his library the translation made by Walter Elliot of a Persian tract on pigeons by Sayzid Mohammed Musari.