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- Letter ID: 0068
- Addressee: Fisher, Dorothy Canfield
- Date: 1901-03
- Repository: University of Vermont, Bailey-Howe Library, Burlington, Vt.
To Dorothy Canfield,
n.d.
[Mar. 1901]
, from Pittsburgh
; UVt
Has finished first month of teaching, but may quit and go home to Red Cloud. So much effort, if one is serious about it, for so
little pay. The "letters" have been
rejected [projected book of open letters to actors]. Just as well;
they were overwritten and not of lasting interest. Maybe some can be placed in the Critic, with Dorothy's help. "Jack-a-Boy" in the Saturday Evening Post with good illustrations. Has been
reading Lemaître. McClungs have moved into new house. Would like to discuss the
Pittsburgh novel. [Two poems are enclosed: "Caliban" and "The
Inexorable."]
Willie
[Stout
#68]
