Yet, after all, facts in all their fullness is what is wanted, and those not gathered to support (or even to test) any foregone conclusions.

It will be prosy, but it may be useful.
Then I have no time properly to revise MSS.

and correct oversights.

To my vexation, in my short list of our alpine species I have left out, in some unaccountable manner, two of the most characteristic--viz., Cassiope hypnoides and Loiseleuria procumbens.

Please add them on page 28.
There is much to be said about our introduced plants.