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22.10.[19]03.
Dear Dr Wallace
It is very kind of you to have your remarkable work sent to me. I value it greatly and hope to study it attentively.
It is unique from the breadth of knowledge brought to bear upon a subject of peculiar interest. No great biologist [2] has ever before seriously considered the possibility of cosmic life; and they can only be fully[?] discussed in the light of expert biological science.
With very sincere thanks | yours truly | Agnes M. Clerke1 [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP2831.2721)]
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