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interested VOKS (Society for Cultural Relations) enough in a projected study on Russian influences on English literature to be rated a visa--and when I arrived in Leningrad, to be received as a guest and entertained for six weeks. It was quite a nice experience. Now, more than ever before, I feel I must write the book--if only to justify my entertainment. So that is what I'm trying to put through, & it will take some months yet of research. As Columbia is experiencing a boom in students, and all classes including mine are unreasonably large, I have very little spare time for the library work-- | interested VOKS (Society for Cultural Relations) enough in a projected study on Russian influences on English literature to be rated a visa--and when I arrived in Leningrad, to be received as a guest and entertained for six weeks. It was quite a nice experience. Now, more than ever before, I feel I must write the book--if only to justify my entertainment. So that is what I'm trying to put through, & it will take some months yet of research. As Columbia is experiencing a boom in students, and all classes including mine are unreasonably large, I have very little spare time for the library work-- | ||
I've noted down the name of your folk take "Slappy | I've noted down the name of your folk take "Slappy Hooper"--I have two or three small friends--& maybe it will be suitable for one of them--Best of luck in your enterprises--- | ||
Cordially | Cordially | ||
Dorothy [[unclear]] | Dorothy [[unclear]] | ||
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interested VOKS (Society for Cultural Relations) enough in a projected study on Russian influences on English literature to be rated a visa--and when I arrived in Leningrad, to be received as a guest and entertained for six weeks. It was quite a nice experience. Now, more than ever before, I feel I must write the book--if only to justify my entertainment. So that is what I'm trying to put through, & it will take some months yet of research. As Columbia is experiencing a boom in students, and all classes including mine are unreasonably large, I have very little spare time for the library work-- I've noted down the name of your folk take "Slappy Hooper"--I have two or three small friends--& maybe it will be suitable for one of them--Best of luck in your enterprises--- Cordially Dorothy unclear