[Royal Institution embossed letterhead] | 2 Jany 1860
My dear Frankland
Let me acknowledge your kindness in the warmest manner I can. Your deed & your manner of doing it are very acceptable, & pleasant[.] I hope to use the balloons1 in the course of a day or two in the mean time I fear I am robbing you when you may want them - but after this week is over I will try to see you[.] My kindest remembrances to Mrs Frankland2 & to all yours with the best wishes of the season[.]
Yours Most faithfully | M. Faraday
Tyndall has come back & looks well.
FARADAY, Michael (1860b): A course of six lectures on the various forces of Matter, and their relations to each other, London
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