Some passages are either new or were not studied enough by me before.

It strikes me as admirable, as it did on the first reading, though I differ in some few points.
Such an address is worth its weight in gold, I should think, in making converts to our views.

Lyell tells me that Bunbury has been wonderfully impressed with it, and he never before thought anything of our views on evolution.
P.S.

(2).

I have just read, and like very much, your review of Schimper.
(232/2.