I fear that I shall have utterly wearied you with my scribbling and bad handwriting.
My dear Romanes,
Yours very sincerely,
Ch. Darwin.
From G. J. Romanes to C. Darwin, Esq.
18 Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.: April 17, 1881.
Your long letter has been most refreshing to me in every way.
I am looking forward with keen interest to the appearance of your book on Worms, and am unexpectedly glad to hear that my letter was of any use.
I should very much like to see the book you mention, and from what you say about sending it I shall not order it. But there is no need to send it soon, as I have already an accumulation of books to review for 'Nature.'