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Jacques [?Capreau?] and several others have tried to get me interested in inviting [[?]] but whenever I go to the theater I shudder at the notion. [[?]] I fancy myself that anything I have to give [[?]] be given in a tale teller as much as any other way. God knows I have yet enough to learn about that. | Jacques [?Capreau?] and several others have tried to get me interested in inviting [[?]] but whenever I go to the theater I shudder at the notion. [[?]] I fancy myself that anything I have to give [[?]] be given in a tale teller as much as any other way. God knows I have yet enough to learn about that. | ||
I am sorry you have been ill. Have been myself recovering from nerves. They go along more sturdily now. You may be sure I shall write you when I have got my hand on The American Rhythm. | I am sorry you have been ill. Have been myself recovering from nerves. They go along more sturdily now. You may be sure I shall write you when I have got my hand on The American Rhythm. | ||
May I thank both Mabel | May I thank both Mabel Lujan and yourself for the invitation to come in and see you. I may, one of these days, be wandering past. | ||
Sincerely | Sincerely | ||
Sherwood Anderson | Sherwood Anderson | ||
Revision as of 01:48, 14 June 2022
Jacques [?Capreau?] and several others have tried to get me interested in inviting ? but whenever I go to the theater I shudder at the notion. ? I fancy myself that anything I have to give ? be given in a tale teller as much as any other way. God knows I have yet enough to learn about that.
I am sorry you have been ill. Have been myself recovering from nerves. They go along more sturdily now. You may be sure I shall write you when I have got my hand on The American Rhythm. May I thank both Mabel Lujan and yourself for the invitation to come in and see you. I may, one of these days, be wandering past.
Sincerely Sherwood Anderson