21 October 1912.
Dear Dr. Russell Wallace.
I have just read with great interest your article in "Everyman". It has been a very great pleasure to me to read it, and if I may so far venture I should like to congratulate you upon it. I doubt if ever in your long life written a couple of pages in which style and matter were more vigorous and convincing.
I want to send you a paper of my own, which it is just possible you have already seen. I wish I had had my chance of speaking after Schafer instead of before, but you will at least see how my point of view, like your own, differs from his.
Believe me. l Yours very faithfully l D’arcy W. Thompson [signature]
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