24 Brunswick Square | Brighton
15th Novr. | 1879.
Dear Mr. Darwin
I regard it as an honour, that you should have thought of me, in your distribution of Copies of the “The life of Erasmus Darwin”—1
I have not as yet had time to read it, but shall proceed to do so without delay—
I am among the few, who can recollect the time, when the Darwinian Poems were still read & admired altho’ their great popularity had waned—2
We have now been here for a fortnight. The beneficial effects of the Air & Water, on the health of Mrs. Norman3 are still in the future.
We shall remain here at least a fortnight longer—
My kindest Regards & best Wishes, to Mrs. Darwin & your Children—
Ever yours | Geo Wde Norman
C. R. Darwin Esqre
Please cite as “DCP-LETT-12320,” in Ɛpsilon: The Charles Darwin Collection accessed on