218 Euston Road
<Gower Street.[?]>
(July 1872)1
Sir
It was a long wish of mine to see you once and ask your advice in a projected expedition to Borneo. The expedition is projected by me as a geologist, and my brother, who is a professor of Zoology in Russia, as zoologist. The project is not quite ripe yet, but wishing to profit by a stay I make in London. I shall be extremely happy if you allow me to call upon you any time you [2] are not better engaged. I enclose a note from Mr. Dallas, and having seen Mr. Darwin at Down, the other Sunday, he fully allowed me to use his name as an introduction to you.
Truly yours | W. Kowalevsky [signature]
[3] Kowalevsky2
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP2284.2174)]
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