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April 29th [1915] | April 29th [ Annotated in pencil []1915] | ||
My Dear Mrs. Perkins: | My Dear Mrs. Perkins: | ||
How gracious you were to write me about the little volume I lent you. I will be so glad to go to see you when I am next in Boston, if I may. I | How gracious you were to write me about the little volume I lent you. I will be so glad to go to see you when I am next in Boston, if I may. I used to [[unclear see?]] so much of you when I was [[word stricken]] visiting Miss Fields on Charles street. If I go to visit Sarah Doris (Dorris), I shall to [[unclear]] to see you. | ||
Very | Very cordially yours | ||
Willa Sibert Cather | Willa Sibert Cather | ||
Latest revision as of 04:35, 30 March 2020
April 29th [ Annotated in pencil []1915]
My Dear Mrs. Perkins:
How gracious you were to write me about the little volume I lent you. I will be so glad to go to see you when I am next in Boston, if I may. I used to unclear see? so much of you when I was word stricken visiting Miss Fields on Charles street. If I go to visit Sarah Doris (Dorris), I shall to unclear to see you.
Very cordially yours Willa Sibert Cather