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Miss Edith Franklin Wyatt | Miss Edith Franklin Wyatt | ||
Dear Madam | Dear Madam | ||
Your article in | Your article in the | ||
March number of | March {{number?}} of the North | ||
American Review has given me | American Review has given me | ||
so much [[unclear]] solid comfort | so much [[unclear]] & solid comfort | ||
that I am [[unclear]] to tell you | that I am [[unclear]] to tell you | ||
[[unclear]] have I read any thing so | [[unclear]] have I read any thing so | ||
good & [[unclear]]full of [[unclear]]. [[unclear]] & | good & [[unclear]]full of [[unclear]]. [[unclear]] & | ||
what you have said of reading | what you have said of reading | ||
poetry. Besides | poetry. Besides it calls up such | ||
delightful memories of Walt. | delightful memories of Walt. | ||
I knew him [[unclear]} [[unclear]] | I knew him [[unclear]} [[unclear]] | ||
Boston in 1882 when he was reading | Boston in 1882 when he was reading | ||
Latest revision as of 02:34, 20 October 2021
Truman H. Bartlett 101 St. James Ave. Boston, Mass.
April 13-19? Miss Edith Franklin Wyatt Dear Madam Your article in the March Template:Number? of the North American Review has given me so much unclear & solid comfort that I am unclear to tell you unclear have I read any thing so good & unclearfull of unclear. unclear & what you have said of reading poetry. Besides it calls up such delightful memories of Walt. I knew him [[unclear]} unclear Boston in 1882 when he was reading