Broadstone, Wimborne.
Octr 24th. 1904
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt1 Esq.
My dear Mr. W. S. Blunt
Many thanks for your very handsome present of Pheasants, which are a very acceptable addition to our somewhat monostonus fare here, as I eat only beef, and game, "for my stomachs sake" — as St. Paul said of wine.
I hope whenever you happen to be in this neighborhood you will give us a call, as [2] I should be much pleased to have a little more talk with you, on matters scientific & Revolutionary!
Believe me | yours very sincerely | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP1750.1635)]
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