Brighton | 17 Novr. 1855
My dear Sir Roderick
I am as above for health - I shall be in town this day fortnight & probably not before. If then I can be useful at the B.M.1 I shall be happy. But how is it that they ask for advice after the matter is arranged & not before. It may be that I should not have hesitated to give a free opinion before hand and may not like to do so when the matter is complicated by proceedings taken[.]
Ever My dear Sir Roderick | Yours Truly | M. Faraday
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