My dear Innes

I hope Johnny’s heart will not fail. We will take much care of Quiz. If he comes pray thank Johnny.¹ If you will see that the Dog is at London Bridge. S.E. Railway Station by one oclock, I will see that Snow, who is up as usual on Thursday, calls for him & brings him here safely.²

I had told Snow that he might be at Nag’s Head this day & gave all sorts of Instructions in case he came later, after he had started.—

I suppose you will very soon be off to Scotland; most heartily do I hope you all happiness in your new career as Scotch Laird or Chieftain, as perhaps I ought to call it—³

Pray give my very kind remembrances to M^rs. Innes & believe me. Dear Innes | Yours very sincerely | Charles Darwin