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Star Route 2
 
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Bath, Maine
 
Bath, Maine
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Dear Mrs. Ipcar:
 
Dear Mrs. Ipcar:
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First, let us assure you that we did send
 
First, let us assure you that we did send
 
a copy of the issue of North Country Libraries
 
a copy of the issue of North Country Libraries
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of the publication. We are sorry that yours
 
of the publication. We are sorry that yours
 
failed to reach you.
 
failed to reach you.
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Perhaps the word "adopted" does sound harsh.
 
Perhaps the word "adopted" does sound harsh.
 
We certainly don't mean it that way. The matter
 
We certainly don't mean it that way. The matter
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state that we forget they didn't originate here,
 
state that we forget they didn't originate here,
 
are among our favorites.
 
are among our favorites.
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We enclose the list of your books. Those
 
We enclose the list of your books. Those
 
checked in red we do not have. We do, however,
 
checked in red we do not have. We do, however,
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the appeal of your bright pages as readily as do
 
the appeal of your bright pages as readily as do
 
their elders.
 
their elders.
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Sincerely yours
 
Sincerely yours
  

Revision as of 11:15, 10 March 2017

March 9, 1967

Mrs. Dahlov Ipcar Robinhood Farm Star Route 2 Bath, Maine

Dear Mrs. Ipcar:

First, let us assure you that we did send a copy of the issue of North Country Libraries in which appeared the article Miss Whalen wrote about you. It must have strayed. We are sending another copy. From time to time Miss Whalen has written profiles of Maine authors, and we always intend that the subject gets a copy of the publication. We are sorry that yours failed to reach you.

Perhaps the word "adopted" does sound harsh. We certainly don't mean it that way. The matter of nativity is beyond our control, and it's true that some writers who were not born in Maine, but who have become so closely identified with the state that we forget they didn't originate here, are among our favorites.

We enclose the list of your books. Those checked in red we do not have. We do, however, have one which doesn't appear on the list: ANIMAL HIDE AND SEEK. It will be wonderful if we can add those the collection is lacking. As you probably know, your books always go immediately into our collections on the bookmobiles, and we are happy to note that the children recognize the appeal of your bright pages as readily as do their elders.

Sincerely yours

hmj

In Charge of Maine Author Collection