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13, Madingley Road,
Cambridge.
1909
Dear Mr Wallace
I am sending you a book containing my father's2 evolutionary maps of 1842 & 1844 which I hope will interest you.
There was a wonderful gathering of foreigners here, and [2] the whole affair was I think a brilliant success.
We all regretted your absence, but I think you were wise not to come; I think you would have been worn out by the crowd who would have wished to be [3] introduced to you[.]
Yours v[er]y truly | Francis Darwin3 [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP2006.1896)]
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