You will guess that this relates to dispersal of seeds, which is one of my greatest difficulties.
My health is very indifferent, and I am seldom able to attend the scientific meetings, but I sincerely hope that I may some time have the pleasure of meeting you.
Pray accept my cordial thanks for your very kind letter.
LETTER 97.

TO G.H.K.

THWAITES.

Down, March 21st [1860].
I thank you very sincerely for your letter, and am much pleased that you go a little way with me.

You will think it presumptuous, but I am well convinced from my own mental experience that if you keep the subject at all before your mind you will ultimately go further.