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- Name: Fidelio
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- Letter ID: 0310
- Addressee: Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley
- Date: 1915-06-27
- Repository: Pierpont Morgan Library, New York
To Elizabeth Shepley
Sergeant,
June 27, [1915], from New
York
; PM
Has just read her essay on Provence in Century. Is busy with proofs. Jack is off in Maine. A musical critic is reading
galleys and is enthusiastic, especially about the singing lessons. Would have felt bad if those
hadn't been right! Has she seen Henry James's article
about Mrs. Fields in the June Atlantic? Isn't she disappointed in Owen Wister's novel? [Pentecost of Calamity,
1915] P.S.: Loves her khaki outfit for the cliff dwellings— reminds her of Kurt's outfit
in Fidelio
[
Beethoven
].
Willa
[Stout
#310]
