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| − | NORTH | + | NORTH BROOKLIN, MAINE |
| − | 23 September 1946 | + | 23 September 1946 |
Dear Mrs. Jacob: | Dear Mrs. Jacob: | ||
| − | I don't | + | |
| − | WILD FLAG needed to get | + | I don't 1iknow whether THE |
| + | WILD FLAG needed to get written. All I | ||
know is that it got written; and I hope | know is that it got written; and I hope | ||
you will like it. | you will like it. | ||
| − | As for my being a | + | |
| + | As for my being a Maine | ||
author, I don't know what you would call | author, I don't know what you would call | ||
me. There is nothing Maine about the | me. There is nothing Maine about the | ||
background of THE WILD FLAG, which has | background of THE WILD FLAG, which has | ||
for its background (and foreground) the | for its background (and foreground) the | ||
| − | whole round earth, of which Maine is undeniably a part. | + | whole round earth, of which Maine is undeniably a part. Most of the book was |
written here in Maine. I shall be glad | written here in Maine. I shall be glad | ||
to inscribe a copy for you if you want to | to inscribe a copy for you if you want to | ||
include it in the collection. | include it in the collection. | ||
| − | + | ||
| + | Many thanks for your very | ||
kind letter and for what you said about | kind letter and for what you said about | ||
Stuart Little. You are quite right that | Stuart Little. You are quite right that | ||
| − | he was headed toward Maine when last seen.Sincerely, | + | he was headed toward Maine when last seen. |
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| + | Sincerely, | ||
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| + | EBWhite | ||
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Revision as of 15:54, 7 March 2017
E. B. WHITE
NORTH BROOKLIN, MAINE
23 September 1946
Dear Mrs. Jacob:
I don't 1iknow whether THE
WILD FLAG needed to get written. All I know is that it got written; and I hope you will like it.
As for my being a Maine
author, I don't know what you would call me. There is nothing Maine about the background of THE WILD FLAG, which has for its background (and foreground) the whole round earth, of which Maine is undeniably a part. Most of the book was written here in Maine. I shall be glad to inscribe a copy for you if you want to include it in the collection.
Many thanks for your very
kind letter and for what you said about Stuart Little. You are quite right that he was headed toward Maine when last seen.
Sincerely,
EBWhite
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