Darwin, Charles: On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life
London: Grant Richards, 1902
Notes: - pages 57, 179, 275, 281, 293 and 405 have been folded down in the past - letter to Thomas MacGreevy, 4 August 1932 (LSB I 111): 'I bought the Origin of Species yesterday for 6d and never read such badly written catlap. I only remember one thing: blue-eyed cats are always deaf (correlation of variations).'; - no markings on page 187, which deals with the caterpillar (cf. Echo's Bones, Murphy, Watt)

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