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[?] in Morphology, Biology, and Physiology
are very instructive and I keep
the fullest notes. When I leave the
laboratory I shall [?] the character
of [every?] [chart?] and piece of apparatus
employed in it. Since I hope to make
teaching my life-work this knowledge
will be [?]able.

The outside lectures of
Mr. Wallace were very interesting although
largely embodied in his published
works. He is a tall handsome
old gentleman with snow white hair
and beard, [troubling?] eyes behind octagon
[?]-[horned?] spectacles, a genial
smile, a rather soft and musical
voice with which he clips all his
"ings", an easy manner and a
great reputation. He used in his
lecture, on Geographical Distribution,
colored maps: illustrating the different
regions and [?]. He spoke with