I have been reading on strawberries, and I can find hardly two botanists agree what are the wild forms; but I pick out of horticultural books here and there queer cases of variation, inheritance, etc., etc.
What a long letter I have scribbled; but you must forgive me, for it is a great pleasure thus talking to you.
Did you ever hear of "Condy's Ozonised Water"?
I have been trying it with, I think, extraordinary advantage--to comfort, at least.

A teaspoon, in water, three or four times a day.

If you meet any poor dyspeptic devil like me, suggest it.
LETTER 359.

TO J.D.HOOKER.

Down, 26th [March 1863].
I hope and think you are too severe on Lyell's early chapters.