Parkstone, Dorset.
March 6th. 1890
Dear Prof. Lankester,1
I hardly know how to answer your very kind & flattering invitation. In the first place I have never been used to address students, and in the next, I think that I shall be away from home the latter half of May and probably beginning of June. I think therefore I must decline for this year, but perhaps next year I might find myself more able to do what you ask.
Believe me | Yours very faithfully | Alfred R. Wallace
Prof. E. Ray Lankester
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