Old Orchard,
Broadstone,
Dorset.
March 2nd. 1913
Dear Mr. Marchant
We shall be pleased to see you on Tuesday, any time, the earlier the better.
I find I am obliged to make a large amount of corrections in the proofs, but am careful always to make the additions and erasions equal, so that if you will see them made correctly I need not have another revise. [2]
Many thanks for offering to make the "Index" — which I gratefully accept.
Yours very truly | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
P.S. Have you seen the stashing[?] criticism of Sir Oliver Lodge1 and myself in the "Fortnightly" by that crude materialist — Edw[ar]d Clodd2,? It is really absurd — & amusing. A.R.W. [3] [4]3
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