From G. W. Balfour to Horace Darwin [27 March 1873]

My dear Horace

The small hours of the morning will not permit me more than a line: I was delighted to get y^r. note; still more delighted to hear that you were to be 'one of us' again. I shall be here till Sat. afternoon. Butcher probably leaves this on Friday morning. You cannot do better than come up for a night—and [hearkye], bring Bounder G. with you. If you won't listen to the voice of the charmer (that's TJ at all events I shall have an opportunity of seeing you on Sunday, which I shall pass in London.

Every^r. affect. | G.W.B.