Faraday to George Biddell Airy   3 June 1845

R Institution | 3 June 1845

Dear Sir

I have balanced until this minute whether I may or ought to accept your very kind invitation1; or whether I should deny myself the pleasure which it offers: & I am constrained at last to come unwillingly to the latter conclusion. I have almost finished my lectures2, I am also so tired (which with me always involves giddiness & other derangement of that kind) that I must take entire rest. I am sorry to say this but have no alternative[.]

Ever Your Very Obliged | M. Faraday

G.B. Airy Esq | &c &c &c

To the Visitation of the Observatory.
Faraday gave no further lectures during this season.

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