Oct[ober]. 26 1906
Dear Dr. Wallace
Herewith some particulars of Spruce's1 correspondence, which the Director would willingly permit to be copied, and I think there would be no difficulty in getting a typist to do it, although it would have to be done in the library. I estimate that the letters average four closely written pages of this size. [2]
My colleague, Mr. Massie,[?]2 who had the whole of the mss. in his hands at one time, says it was impossible to lose it, because there was enough (including meteorological tables, etc.) to fill a case a cubic yard in capacity.
Perhaps you will write again when you have examined the list
Yours truly | W. Botting Hemsley [signature]3
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