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Is this3 an ad for H.&M., or a knock for me4? I don't mind it because
the placing and type-setting are good. Surely it is nervy of the present manager of
Doubleday & D. and not However in very good
taste.
However, this is another proof that "Old Soldiers Never Die"5, unless they are auctioned off for some merely immediate gain. I dictated a letter to you last night, but sent it off without examining it for mistakes. I hope there were none.
Faithfully yours Willa Cather