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| − | + | It was a real pleasure to have your letter. I feel like the Housemother of an Orphanage, trying to find homes for my orphans, and when I do, it makes me happy! I had not thought of the possibility of your sending them out to smaller libraries for exhibition. That is splendid — for it keeps them working! | |
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| − | + | I am glad, too, to know about the Bangor Library. There are plenty to share with them — I shall write at once. | |
| − | + | I am getting yours ready and they will be mailed within a day or two. Please don't be shocked by the soiled margins. Printers have a proverbial weakness for soiling pictures, and it's always a shock to see the finger-prints, stains, tobacco juice(?) etc. | |
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Latest revision as of 19:14, 3 April 2017
LOIS LENSKI GREENACRES TORRINGTON, CONN. R. F. D. NO. 2
Oct. 9, 1943
Dear Mrs. Jacob:
It was a real pleasure to have your letter. I feel like the Housemother of an Orphanage, trying to find homes for my orphans, and when I do, it makes me happy! I had not thought of the possibility of your sending them out to smaller libraries for exhibition. That is splendid — for it keeps them working!
I am glad, too, to know about the Bangor Library. There are plenty to share with them — I shall write at once.
I am getting yours ready and they will be mailed within a day or two. Please don't be shocked by the soiled margins. Printers have a proverbial weakness for soiling pictures, and it's always a shock to see the finger-prints, stains, tobacco juice(?) etc.