Lacock
Feb. 21 – 1869
My Dear Charles
I can leave the things with Mr Awdry if you wish it, but will it not do as well if I leave them in a sealed packet on the dining room table along with your letters and law reports? The packet would be quite safe. – The Secretary of the Law Reports 1 has not answered my letter. I therefore conclude that it is all right and that no more of them will come. I expected to hear that you had paid a flying visit to Rome being now so near it. If you return by the Brenner and Munich, perhaps I might manage to meet you at Munich as I think of travelling by that line, and we might go from Munich to see the quarries of Solenhofen 2 where all the wonderful fossils are formed –I think of starting early in March.
Your affte
Father
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