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Tulgey Wood,
Broadstone,
Dorset.
May 28th. 1915.
Dear Sir,
I am very much obliged to you for the statement of facts regarding the recent exploration in the Rio Negro region &c. which your librarian has drawn up and for your remarks on my father's work. It is very interesting to me and will I hope be embodied in our book.
I shall be glad to hear from Dr. H.O.Forbes2 with regard to the Malay Archipelago.
I am sending the tracing of the Map of the Rio Negro of which I wrote in my first letter. On examining it closely my sister and I have come to the conclusion that the lettering was done by my father's sister (Mrs. Sims.3) but I think the tracing of the River &c[.] was done by my father. It is possible, however, that the tracing was made by my aunt for my father from his original drawing which, perhaps, you have.
Yours very truly | W. G. Wallace5[signature]
Dr J. S. Keltie [signature] F. R. G. S. FSA. &c[.]
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