6. Royal Crescent — Bath
21st January 1866
My dear Wallace,
I knew you to be so busy a man, that I did not expect to hear from you in reply to my last note. This is merely to say I hope to find you in your new quarters1 when I come to Town, [2] and some fine day should like to stroll through the Z[oological] Gardens2 with you.
I hear from Crookshank3 that the Marchese Doria4 has been very successful with his collections, particularly in birds, he has found a species of grouse—
I shall go out [3] next winter, stay three months en route & reach Sarawak as the S.W. monsoon begins.
In haste,
Yours sinc[erel]y | J Brooke [signature]
Al. Wallace Esq.
Status: Edited (but not proofed) transcription [Letter (WCP3079.3047)]
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