LETTER

Mr. John Price, Chester to [Miss] Eva [Thomas]. These are mainly just jottings in which Mr. Price mentions, Campions and Geraniums; that he is better and out of bed again; he did not know of Grandfather's visit, shore birds along the Warren and that he wishes to be remembered to the Marl Hughe's in the Market. He asks for his lecture to lie straightened (ironed?) on the reading room table - 'pro bono publico'.