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[[burn damage to the top margin of the page; about 10-15% of page is missing]] [[Starlight??]] Downs, Ore. Hastings. Nov 12, 1929. Dear Sir, As the authors of "Weird Song and Ballads" I am writing to ask you please to do your very best to push my book in America. I have great hopes of its catching on well in the U.S.A. They like something out of the ordinary, and I look upon the book as a sort of forerunner to my pictures which I hope to bring over to America next year. They are Weird enough in all conscience! and are sure to cause a big stir when I show them -- All this will be good for the book, as | [[burn damage to the top margin of the page; about 10-15% of page is missing]] [[Starlight??]] Downs, Ore. Hastings. Nov 12, 1929. | ||
[[in pencil]] Henrietta RATTRAY | |||
Dear Sir, As the authors of "Weird Song[s] and Ballads" I am writing to ask you please to do your very best to push my book in America. | |||
I have great hopes of its catching on well in the U.S.A. They like something out of the ordinary, and I look upon the book as a sort of | |||
forerunner to my pictures which I hope to bring over to America next year. They are Weird enough in all conscience! and are sure to | |||
cause a big stir when I show them -- All this will be good for the book, as | |||
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burn damage to the top margin of the page; about 10-15% of page is missing Starlight?? Downs, Ore. Hastings. Nov 12, 1929. in pencil Henrietta RATTRAY Dear Sir, As the authors of "Weird Song[s] and Ballads" I am writing to ask you please to do your very best to push my book in America. I have great hopes of its catching on well in the U.S.A. They like something out of the ordinary, and I look upon the book as a sort of forerunner to my pictures which I hope to bring over to America next year. They are Weird enough in all conscience! and are sure to cause a big stir when I show them -- All this will be good for the book, as