From Emma Darwin to Leonard Darwin [c. 1 March 1876]

. . . against the Phys– as nothing whatever has been proved against them.

Klein comes off the worst. He seems to have got into a passion & quite boasted of his disregard of animals suffering. His answers were sent to him to verify & I suppose he then perceived how he was damaging himself as he sent them back so altered that the Comm– w^d only print the 1^st set in the text giving his emended edition in the Appendix

I have just got both yours & it is pleasant to think we shall soon see George

I am afraid he has tried Malta long enough to know that it does not suit him—

I wish you might be able to to start w. him—