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When you failed to answer me within a week, I became a little worried: Could it be that The Old Harp was no longer up to his irrepressible tricks? Lo, and Behold, I was mistaken. Your letter arrived this morning. | When you failed to answer me within a week, I became a little worried: Could it be that The Old Harp was no longer up to his irrepressible tricks? Lo, and Behold, I was mistaken. Your letter arrived this morning. | ||
The P. O. has no sense of humor. "The Sage of Brooklyn" must have thrown it for a loss. In any case, we are communicating in spite of the difficulties. | The P. O. has no sense of humor. "The Sage of Brooklyn" must have thrown it for a loss. In any case, we are communicating in spite of the difficulties. | ||
Thanks for putting a good word in for me with Howard of Bentley. | |||
Yes, I did write something in behalf of Caldwell. And I do hope it'll stir up the squabs. | |||
I'm in touch with Millen, who is doing well, busy with his poetry and a book of essays, and I shall tell him of your handstands and the Conference with Meridel where you surely must have given a good account of yourself. | |||
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in pencil in top margin Field, Ben
160 Parkside Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226 October 10, 1978
Dear Jack,
When you failed to answer me within a week, I became a little worried: Could it be that The Old Harp was no longer up to his irrepressible tricks? Lo, and Behold, I was mistaken. Your letter arrived this morning.
The P. O. has no sense of humor. "The Sage of Brooklyn" must have thrown it for a loss. In any case, we are communicating in spite of the difficulties.
Thanks for putting a good word in for me with Howard of Bentley.
Yes, I did write something in behalf of Caldwell. And I do hope it'll stir up the squabs.
I'm in touch with Millen, who is doing well, busy with his poetry and a book of essays, and I shall tell him of your handstands and the Conference with Meridel where you surely must have given a good account of yourself.