From Emma Darwin to G. H. Darwin [10? July 1885]

My dear George

This is only a line to say that if Maud's back is not quite well, I would not delay any more before seeing a D^r—

(I suppose Prof. Humphrey)

It was very provoking for her few days in London to have them so spoilt. About the plate what do you think of bying it from the rest, instead of dividing it?

I went to M^r Woodhouse, who was quite affectionate about you, & apologized for caring to me about you–- Ellen T— was very sorry not to have seen you & Maud but it was an unlucky time. Hen. called in yesterday on her way to Laura's. R. joins her there tomorrow & she will come home for good on Monday—

yours my dear G. w. love to Maud & to M^rs Jebb

E. D