[1]1
34 Clarges St.
Piccadilly
[1871]2
Sir,
I take the liberty of forwarding you a copy of a paper3 which I read last year before the Royal Medical & Chirurgical Society, thinking that you may possibly find some interest in the speculations contained in the later part of it as to the [2] connection in animals between their sense of smell and their external coloring.
The great pleasure I have derived from your papers on the protective influence of color in animals,4 must be my excuse for taking this liberty.
Believe me | Yrs faithfully | W. Ogle5 [signature]
[3]6
Status: Edited (but not proofed) transcription [Letter (WCP2279.2169)]
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