RECORD: Darwin, Emma. [1882].06.02. Letter to George Howard Darwin. CUL-DAR210.3.49. Edited by John van Wyhe (Darwin Online, http://darwin-online.org.uk/)
REVISION HISTORY: Transcribed by Christine Chua and edited by John van Wyhe 6.2022. RN1
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DOWN,
BECKENHAM, KENT
RAILWAY STATION
ORPINGTON. S.E.R.
Friday
June 2 – (82)
My dear George
Sara came to us on Wed. very welcome in our small party. She seems to me well & brisk for her —
Yesterday was detestable & today nearly as bad, with black East wind; & any
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thing so unbecoming for Mr Goodwin's drawing can hardly be imagined. We expect the Litches today & Leonard (have you made any way in your wedding present? I have not yet) Leonora is gone to Ireland for 3 weeks, so we shall have one more visit only before the fatal day.
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I enjoy getting rid of the glum gardener & Lettington enjoys shewing me where he has been neglectful. We have been forwarding lb. weight of letters to Fr. I expect that few of them will be of any interest.
My letter today is chiefly to shew my good will as I have enough to tell you — I have written your
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views to William about the present to Dr Clark. I send you Leo to fill up. I shall like to hear how you are getting on w. Sir W. Thomson's work —
Goodbye my dear old man.
E. D.
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