She mentions his adverse opinion of the model farm's success because of the poor soil, the wonders he and McWilliam had performed under the most difficult conditions, and the low spirits of the members of the expedition when they turned round, and repeats his account of Wilmott's attempt at suicide and subsequent death in Fernando Po (Bioko) without regaining his reason. She describes Stanger's interest in the indigenous peoples, his account of breakfast with the Obie, and his disappointment that from the point of natural history he had gained so little from the expedition. (Copy.)