Baugy s/ Clarens
12.XI.900 [12 November 1900]
Dear Sir & Master
I have safely received the proofs of both your volumes.1 I cannot express in words my thankfulness and joy before your kindness. I must now to read them over attentively in order to get an idea of how to arrange the separate articles in one volume. The Expressions of Speech ought to be a very interesting study, but at the first glance I am afread [sic] it is difficult to give your idea on foreign language. Of course we in Russia have in many cases the same psychology and physiology of the language. But I am not sure yet, whether it is possible to translate it correspondingly. I did not read yet, however this article, I tell you my first impression at the first glance. Meanwhile the theme is very interesting. I hope you will kindly help me during my translation.
Heartily yours.
George Lazareff.2 [signature]
[2]Postkarte.
CARTE POSTALE. — CARTOLINA POSTALE.
Nur fur die Adresse.
Mr. Alfred R. Wallace
Parkstone
Dorset
Angleterre
Status: Draft transcription [Postcard (WCP1381.1160)]
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