Will shorten or leave out many parts [of Erasmus Darwin] but cannot agree that it is not worth while to say something about the family.
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Will shorten or leave out many parts [of Erasmus Darwin] but cannot agree that it is not worth while to say something about the family.
Coniston is most beautiful, but CD finds "there are too many human beings for my taste".
Circular about the distribution of the overplus of his income and advice on investment.