R Institution | Aug 19. 1831
Dear Sir
I am sorry I missed you yesterday, indeed I have been very unfortunate in my endeavours to see you all together[.]
I have been so tired of delays about Molls paper1 that I had arranged with an old friend Mr Boosey2 to publish it. I therefore send you the title & should be glad to see a revise[.]
I shall want 500 copies[.] Mr. Boosey will send 500 of his bills to be stitched up with the pamphlet. When stitched send all to me and I will send to Boosey’s[.]
Ever Truly Yours | M. Faraday
Do you observe what a muddle the plates of the last No are in; the only one belonging to that No is left out3[.]
Address: Mr. Parker
SCROPE, George Julius Poulett (1831): “On the Ripple-Marks and Tracks of Certain Animal in the Forest Marble”, J. Roy. Inst., 1: 538-46.
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