Royal Observatory, Greenwich, | London, S.E. | 1861 October 22
My dear Sir
Shame on me that I have left a note of yours so long unanswered!1
I would willingly be excused from giving a lecture from this time to the end of my natural life. But I owe you one, and I will if possible discharge my debt on April 11.
But then comes the old difficulty - what shall be the subject?
I hope that something may present itself before April; at this moment I see nothing.
I am, my dear Sir, | Yours very truly | G.B. Airy
Professor Faraday
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