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"
Well
,
yes
;
I
propose
to
write
to
him
.
If
I
could
frame
the
letter
here
,
and
use
your
address
it
would
give
atmosphere
.
"
112
"
We
'll
have
the
fellow
round
here
making
a
row
and
breaking
the
furniture
.
"
113
"
No
,
no
;
you
'll
see
the
letter
--
nothing
contentious
,
I
assure
you
.
"
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114
"
Well
,
that
's
my
chair
and
desk
.
You
'll
find
paper
there
.
I
'd
like
to
censor
it
before
it
goes
.
"
115
It
took
some
doing
,
but
I
flatter
myself
that
it
was
n't
such
a
bad
job
when
it
was
finished
.
I
read
it
aloud
to
the
critical
bacteriologist
with
some
pride
in
my
handiwork
.
116
"
DEAR
PROFESSOR
CHALLENGER
,
"
it
said
,
"
As
a
humble
student
of
Nature
,
I
have
always
taken
the
most
profound
interest
in
your
speculations
as
to
the
differences
between
Darwin
and
Weissmann
.
I
have
recently
had
occasion
to
refresh
my
memory
by
re-reading
--
--
"
117
"
You
infernal
liar
!
"
murmured
Tarp
Henry
.
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118
--
"
by
re-reading
your
masterly
address
at
Vienna
.
That
lucid
and
admirable
statement
seems
to
be
the
last
word
in
the
matter
.
There
is
one
sentence
in
it
,
however
--
namely
:
'
I
protest
strongly
against
the
insufferable
and
entirely
dogmatic
assertion
that
each
separate
id
is
a
microcosm
possessed
of
an
historical
architecture
elaborated
slowly
through
the
series
of
generations
.
'
Have
you
no
desire
,
in
view
of
later
research
,
to
modify
this
statement
?
Do
you
not
think
that
it
is
over-accentuated
?
With
your
permission
,
I
would
ask
the
favor
of
an
interview
,
as
I
feel
strongly
upon
the
subject
,
and
have
certain
suggestions
which
I
could
only
elaborate
in
a
personal
conversation
.
With
your
consent
,
I
trust
to
have
the
honor
of
calling
at
eleven
o'clock
the
day
after
tomorrow
(
Wednesday
)
morning
.
119
"
I
remain
,
Sir
,
with
assurances
of
profound
respect
,
yours
very
truly
,
120
EDWARD
D.
MALONE
.
"