1st January, 1863.
My dear Mrs Dawes,
Had I been less beset by work which fills every cranny of my brain, I should have written to you long ago. Indeed, I had commenced a letter to you some time ago but was deflected from it by a sudden call and I have been under pressure ever since. I cannot however allow this day to pass without wishing you and the Dean1
A Happy New Year, | and many of them. | Yours ever, | John Tyndall.
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the Dean: Richard Dawes.
Please cite as “Tyndall1957,” in Ɛpsilon: The John Tyndall Collection accessed on