Broadstone, Dorset.
May 31st. 1903
J. S. Keltie Esq.1
Dear Sir
Research Department
I bet to thank the Council for the honour they have done me in asking me to join the Research Committee. I would gladly accept the honour could I take any part in their work. But I never come to London now, and my correspondence continually increases almost beyond my power to cope with it. I also have literary work on hand, & more that I wish to be able to do, and I therefore feel obliged to decline [2] any thing that would increase, in however slight a degree, my correspondence or my responsibilities.
I shall therefore feel obliged if the Council will not keep my name on the Committee.
Yours very faithfully | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
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