Oct[tobe]r.. 4th 1912
Old Orchard
Broadstone
Dorset
J. M. Dent & Sons
Dear Sir
I return the editor’s proof corrected with suggestions.
The final par[agraph] may I think be omitted altogether. Lower down I have cut out 3 lines as the sentence is involved. Then, at foot in place of the two [2] par.[agraphs] he proposes to omit, I send a condensed par.[agraph] in Mss. less than half the length.
I think it would be well to permit the last sentence or the whole of the last par.[agraph] in semi caps or heavy type, so as to bring out clearly my final conclusion.
I should like to have a revise (in duplicate) [3] as set up in pages.
Yours truly | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
P.S. It is really too complex and difficult a subject to be properly treated in so limited a space,
A.R.W. [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP1692.1573)]
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