From Henry Bradshaw to Horace Darwin 8 October 1873

My dear Horace,

Here is the letter, & I am sure you will find M^r Tedder a reasonable man, judging from his antecedents

You may gather what a pressure of work is on me just at present by my turning you off yesterday—for you don't know so well as I do what an immense relief it is to see a friend's face in the place. and when I went home, I could not lay my hand on the letter, so carefully had it been sorted.

I shall be very glad to see you back again, but still I hope you will get this before you leave home.

Ever yours | Henry Bradshaw.