Copy letter from Arthur William Rucker, to George Howard Darwin, [Fellow of the Royal Society] Thinks the two enclosed letters explain themselves. In accordance with Mr Budge's request Rucker has forwarded the paper first to [John] Evans, and Rucker thinks Darwin will do the Society a service if he will look through it also and mark any parts he thinks should be omitted. Evans has not cut out much and evidently expects Darwin to be more drastic. 24 July 1899