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Down, | Beckenham, Kent. | Railway Station | Orpington. S. E. R.

Sep 2. 1879

My dear Haeckel,

I shall be delighted to see you here on any day at any hour. But a would it not be the best plan for you to sleep here? There is a train which leaves Charing Cross for Orpington station, where at 4.54 I would have a carriage waiting for || you, and you could return as early as you liked next morning. As I cannot talk long with anyone I believe that I should by this means be able to see more of you than if you came down here in the middle of the day. But pray do exactly what suits you best, & let me hearb.

Until we meet, yours very sincerely

Charles Darwin

a gestr.: it; b korr. aus: here

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Brief Metadaten

9903

Gattung

Brief ohne Umschlag

Verfasser

Darwin, Charles Robert

Empfänger

Haeckel, Ernst Heinrich Philipp August

Entstehungsort

Down

Entstehungsland aktuell

Großbritannien

Entstehungsland zeitgenössisch

Großbritannien

Datierung

02.09.1879

Sprache

Englisch

Umfang Seiten

Umfang Blätter

Format

12,6 x 20,3 cm

Besitzende Institution

EHA Jena

Signatur

EHA Jena, A 9903

Zitiervorlage

Darwin, Charles an Haeckel, Ernst; Down; 02.09.1879; https://haeckel-briefwechsel-projekt.uni-jena.de/de/document/b_9903