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I won't be back in town3 before
November 4th or 5th, probably. I'm flirting a little with as a story that's been knocking round in my
head for sometime. Title "Blue Eyes on the
Platte"4—PLAtte5,
not
plate. Rather frivolous and decidedly
sentimental, love's-young-dream sort of thing. The natural result of a year
of celibacy with the Archbishop6. Yes, he's
done and gone—at his head a copy
reader's smirch, at his feet a stone7.
Now how did I prejudice you against Rebecca West8? Am I that sort of who manages to give someone a black eye while pretending to praise them?
Oh tell me this name, the Chinese or Japanese
name of that wonderful candy Bauer9 makes, which is butterscotch, chocolate and almond flakes,
all in little squares. Almond what? I want to
order some. It's lovely here2
now—everyone gone, weather wild
ACCOMODATIONS FOR
200 GUESTS
The Shattuck Inn
and Annex
ALL MODERN
CONVENIENCES
AT THE FOOT OF MONADNOCK MOUNTAIN
JAFFREY, N. H.
AMERICAN PLAN
OPEN ALL THE
YEAR and tragic with brilliant intervals. I have the hotel10 and the mountain to
myself.