Crookes' explaining why he is forwarding correspondence from Rev Theodore Lyman Dean, whom he describes as "mad as a March hare"!.
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Crookes' explaining why he is forwarding correspondence from Rev Theodore Lyman Dean, whom he describes as "mad as a March hare"!.
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Her career [failure to get work in London], proposing she spend a year in Germany learning German, offering £50 towards expenses.
Thanking ARW for sending Mr Gladstone a vaccination leaflet.
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ARW returns a draft report on the caves with one suggestion; attempts to explain the absence of cave fauna. ARW suggests submitting the draft with those remarks to Sir W Flower and to let him decide on the nature of the report.
Her proposal to bring a child to stay at Parkstone; instructions for packing goods for rail transport; proposed trip to Germany and learning the German language; letter from her brother William in Denver; aunt Wallace (Mary Wallace, wife of John) and cousin May coming (from America) for a month; joke about a child's view of God.