To George Knights 23 June 1856

HBS

23 June 1856

My dear Knights,

Thursday will suit me very well. If not fine you can come on Friday. Your best plan will be to drive straight to the Rectory, as I suppose you come by Aston. We can then adjourn to Hitcham Wood, & the Buss & horses can repose themselves in my yard. I will have something cold, that we may take our time at the wood, & come back at our leisure to partake of it.

Yrs very truly

J. S. Henslow

I suppose you will inform Bree of the times & Seasons.

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