| Description | 'In reply to your letter of yesterday I must first apologise for the mode in which your previous letter was responded to. It was without my knowledge that the letter itself with rough notes upon it was sent back to you instead of a proper reply.
I am sorry I cannot help you about Professor Kocher. He is certainly not lecturing before this Society and I have no knowledge of his plans at all. Would it not be well for you to address yourself to the Royal Society of Medicine?' |