16. Belgrave Square, | S. W. | Feb[rua]ry 5 63.
Dear Mr Tyndall
Pray accept my best thanks for your charming little book1—It is indeed of deep interest to me, & my Swiss blood warms by the perusal of it—Unluckily for me, the Swiss Alps not abounding in [1 word illeg], my husbands2 hammer and delight for work in other regions, in the Austrian alps &c &c.. & only twice in my perilous journeys with him, have I been allowed to revisit the abode of my Ancestors—so your book is doubly welcome to me—
ever y[ou]rs Mr Tyndall | Y[ou]rs gratefully | Me Murchison—
PS I must not laugh at Millais3 again for Silver Leaves—
RI MS JT/1/M/147
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