More Letters of Charles Darwin — volume 1
More Letters of Charles Darwin — volume 1
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LETTER 174. TO J. L. A. DE QUATREFAGES. Down, March 27th [1864?].
I had heard that your work was to be translated, and I heard it withpleasure; but I can take no share of credit, for I am not an active, only an honorary member of the Society. Since writing I have finishedwith extreme interest to the end your admirable work on metamorphosis. (174/1. Probably "Metamorphoses of Man and the Lower Animals. "Translated by H. Lawson, 1864. ) How well you are acquainted with theworks of English natural...ists, and how generously you bestow honour onthem! Mr. Lubbock is my neighbour, and I have known him since he was alittle boy; he is in every way a thoroughly good man; as is my friendHuxley. It gave me real pleasure to see you notice their works as youhave done.
LETTER 175. TO T. H. HUXLEY. Down, April 11th [1864].
I am very much obliged for your present of your "Comp. Anatomy. " (175/1. "Lectures on the Elements of Comparative Anatomy, " 1864. ) When strongenough I am sure I shall read it with greatest interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LETTER 174. TO J. L. A. DE QUATREFAGES. Down, March 27th [1864?].
I had heard that your work was to be translated, and I heard it withpleasure; but I can take no share of credit, for I am not an active, only an honorary member of the Society. Since writing I have finishedwith extreme interest to the end your admirable work on metamorphosis. (174/1. Probably "Metamorphoses of Man and the Lower Animals. "Translated by H. Lawson, 1864. ) How well you are acquainted with theworks of English natural...ists, and how generously you bestow honour onthem! Mr. Lubbock is my neighbour, and I have known him since he was alittle boy; he is in every way a thoroughly good man; as is my friendHuxley. It gave me real pleasure to see you notice their works as youhave done.
LETTER 175. TO T. H. HUXLEY. Down, April 11th [1864].
I am very much obliged for your present of your "Comp. Anatomy. " (175/1. "Lectures on the Elements of Comparative Anatomy, " 1864. ) When strongenough I am sure I shall read it with greatest interest.
What to read after More Letters of Charles Darwin — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darwin, Charles, 1809-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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