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Crawfordsville, Ind., July 3rd '81

Dear Prof. Bessey:

Now is the time to
push my claims upon you. I
am ready to receive something from
your pen for the Gazette; anything
that you may choose to write,
but preferably something physiological.
I know the Naturalist drains upon
you, but you said a reminder would
call something from you for the
Gazette. The Jan. No. goes out with
the next mail. I think you will
see it starts well, but where is our
physiology?

Sincerely yrs.,

John M. Coulter.

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Crawfordsville, Ind., July 3rd '81

Dear Prof. Bessey:

Now in the time to push my [word] upon you. I am ready to [word] something from your [word] for the gazette, anything that you may choose to unite, but preferably something physiological I know the naturalist [word] upon your, but you said a remainder would call something from you for the [word]. The [word] no [word] out with the next mail. I think you will see it starts well but where is our physiology?

Sincerely yours,

John M. Caulter.