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THE ROYALTON | [[letterhead]] THE ROYALTON 44 West Forty Fourth Street New York | ||
44 West Forty Fourth Street | |||
New York | |||
Nov - 26 - 40 | Nov - 26 - 40 | ||
Dear | Dear Reverend Anderson | ||
The boys sometimes | The boys sometimes called me Andy. However the name given me, in my Ohio town | ||
called me | |||
when I was a boy and by which I was almost altogether known until | when I was a boy and by which I was almost altogether known until | ||
I grew up and left the town was | I grew up and left the town was Jobby. | ||
I presume it was because I was always after any job that came up | I presume it was because I was always after any job that came up in the town. | ||
in the town. | |||
Good fortune to you I was delighted to get your letter. | Good fortune to you I was delighted to get your letter. | ||
Sherwood Anderson | Sherwood Anderson | ||
"Visit the New York | [[symbol of NY World's Fair]] [[footnote to letterhead]] "Visit the New York World's Fair in 1940" | ||
Latest revision as of 14:45, 25 June 2022
letterhead THE ROYALTON 44 West Forty Fourth Street New York
Nov - 26 - 40
Dear Reverend Anderson
The boys sometimes called me Andy. However the name given me, in my Ohio town
when I was a boy and by which I was almost altogether known until I grew up and left the town was Jobby.
I presume it was because I was always after any job that came up in the town.
Good fortune to you I was delighted to get your letter.
Sherwood Anderson
symbol of NY World's Fair footnote to letterhead "Visit the New York World's Fair in 1940"