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#0705: Willa Cather to Harriet Fox Whicher, [November 13, 1923]

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19, RUE DE SÉVRES
VILLE D'AVRAY
SEINE ET OISE
ADRESSE TÉLÉGRAPHIQUE
VILLE D'AVRAY2
Dear Mrs. Whicher1:

I hate not seeing you again. If it’s convenient for you to come in alone for tea on Wednesday afternoon, do come. You needn’t reply—merely come if convenient.

Yours Willa Cather
Mrs. George Whicher1 110 Avenue Mozart Paris3 VILLE-D'AVRAY SEINE ET OSIE2 14-11 23 12 25