WCP178

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Broadstone, Dorset.

June 25th. 1903

My dear Will

I send you now 4 more chapters — there are 4 more to finish which I hope to send you next Tuesday. Your notes to the others were just such as I wanted. I adopted almost all of them. One was a "quotation" & could not be altered. I send you a letter from Hicks.

It is a great relief to have the book finished, and if I can judge, it will be one to sell well; as the argument [2] is much stronger than in the paper, and I have been surprised myself to find how much more good evidence than I thought there was.

I can write no more now. The wood & garden looks nice now.

I have to go to meet Mrs. Fisher¹, & take this to the post.

Your affectionate Pa | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]