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| Private | |
| March 4/87 | |
| 10, SOUTH STREET, | |
| PARK LANE. W. | |
| My dear Sir | |
| With insular unwillingness | |
| to delay, - in which we differ | |
| so widely from our Eastern | |
| fellow subjects - I have tried | |
| while you were yet in England | |
| to get something started as | |
| to your finding a London | |
| publisher for your "Elementary | |
| Botany", or as I persist in | |
| calling it, your invaluable | |
| plant & flower life. | |
| I hear this very morning | |
| from my emissary & cousin, | |
| Mr. A. H. Clough, son of the | |
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