.MTQwNg.MTIxNTI3

2 but begin to love it and treat it decvoutly some day. It is so violent and huge and gorgeous and ? and willing to be loved, like a great fine ?. I hardly know what I'll do now. The play has gone off to N.Y. to see if anyone wants to play it and I've got ready a book of short stories. Perhaps now I'll go on with the next novel - or perhaps another play. I had a grand letter from Kack. Write me - at Marion and tell me what you are doing and thinking Sherwood.