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May 28, 1954 | May 28, 1954 | ||
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Miss Norma Berger | Miss Norma Berger | ||
24 Clearway Street | 24 Clearway Street | ||
Boston 15, Massachusetts | Boston 15, Massachusetts | ||
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Dear Miss Berger: | Dear Miss Berger: | ||
| − | Several years ago we corresponded with you | + | |
| − | regarding the disposition of some paintings of | + | Several years ago we corresponded with you regarding the disposition of some paintings of your uncle, Marsden Hartley. |
| − | your uncle, Marsden Hartley. | + | |
| − | Since this correspondence is still in our | + | Since this correspondence is still in our unfinished file, on which we check from time to time, we are writing to inquire whether or not the matter was ever settled. |
| − | unfinished file, on which we check from time to | + | |
| − | time, we are writing to inquire whether or not | + | We appreciate that such business often requires considerable time, and we appreciate your attitude regarding Mr. Hartley's wishes. |
| − | the matter was ever settled. | + | |
| − | We appreciate that such business often | ||
| − | requires | ||
| − | your attitude regarding Mr. Hartley's wishes. | ||
Sincerely yours | Sincerely yours | ||
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In Charge of | In Charge of | ||
Maine Author Collection | Maine Author Collection | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 12 October 2017
May 28, 1954
Miss Norma Berger 24 Clearway Street Boston 15, Massachusetts
Dear Miss Berger:
Several years ago we corresponded with you regarding the disposition of some paintings of your uncle, Marsden Hartley.
Since this correspondence is still in our unfinished file, on which we check from time to time, we are writing to inquire whether or not the matter was ever settled.
We appreciate that such business often requires considerable time, and we appreciate your attitude regarding Mr. Hartley's wishes.
Sincerely yours
In Charge of Maine Author Collection
hmj