WILLIAMS COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS.
July 2d. 1889
Dear Dr Wallace,
I have received your book1 and we will place it in the library. I have not yet had a chance to read it, but I hope to soon. I am glad to see you picture in it.
We have had a pleasant winter and a long summer unusually two weeks longer than usual. Professor [illeg.] is just back from H[illeg.], where he has been successful in getting a record of the [2 words illeg.] on the initial stages [2] of the alligators eggs. He found [3 words illeg.] the eggs had developed on the way home which several stages were just beyond his recovery.
I have found in our [illeg.] that you were [illeg.] of [2 words illeg.] and several pure white [2 words illeg.]
With best wishes and thanks for the book[.]
very truly yours | Franklin Carter2 [signature]
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Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP2409.2299)]
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