Dundee
August 20th. 1867
Dear Sir,
I understand you are to visit Dundee during the meetings of the British association in September:1 and I write to say that if you have made no other arrangement, it will give me much pleasure to receive you at my house.
I regret that I can only offer you a small bedroom; but I take it for granted that the gentlemen visiting Dundee at that time will be prepared to make the best of circumstances.
If you find you can accept this invitation I hope to hear from you what day I am to expect you.
My address is
Revd William Knight
17 Roseangle
Dundee.
I am, | Yours sincerely | William Knight.
Charles R. Darwin Esq.
Please cite as “DCP-LETT-5610,” in Ɛpsilon: The Charles Darwin Collection accessed on