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Recounts the experiments on Fechner’s law he has found in Helmholz; they are on the smallest perceptible differences of illumination. Describes how to test whether plants’ responses to lights are in accordance with it.
Rejoices that he should have "staggered" William Thomson so quickly and that the latter should speak of GHD’s "discovery". The internal heat [of the earth] will please geologists and evolutionists.
Forwards pamphlet (Jules Carret 1878) to GHD.
Encloses William Thomson’s report on GHD’s paper. Some of it was written in Rayleigh’s hand.
Delighted with [William Thomson’s] report. "There can be no doubt now about the value of your work." CD has "not been so much pleased for a long time".
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Asks CD if he would screw himself up to inviting A. Newton to Down.