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KENNEBUNK BEACH | KENNEBUNK BEACH | ||
MAINE | MAINE | ||
November 8th. | November 8th. | ||
| − | + | Dear Mrs. Fuller:- | |
| − | have forwarded to Miss Bell | + | Thanks for your letter, which I have forwarded to Miss Bell Nason, who has the Bradbury letter, which I am sure |
| − | has the Bradbury letter, which I | ||
you will receive in a few days. | you will receive in a few days. | ||
| − | ARUNDEL, according to | + | |
| − | notices, will not be published until January | + | ARUNDEL, according to Doubleday's notices, will not be published until January 10th'; so, to my deep pain, you will not be able to make any Christmas gifts |
| − | not be able to make any Christmas gifts | + | of it. They sent me the jacket to read |
| − | of it. They sent me the | + | proof on two days ago; and I saw with some trepidation that the front-flap proof read "Arundel---said by Booth |
| − | proof on two days ago; and I saw with | + | Tarkington to rank with The Three Mus- |
| − | some trepidation that the front-flap | + | keteers, Lorna Doone, The White Company and A Gentleman of France." I can easily see how such a statement may oblige me to hunt a cyclone cellar for some little time. |
| − | proof | + | |
| − | + | I missed the Black House; but Bill Abbott's description of it sounded real swell and expensive. | |
| − | keteers, Lorna Doone, The White Company | + | |
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| − | see how such a statement may oblige me to | ||
| − | hunt a cyclone cellar for some little time. | ||
| − | I missed | ||
| − | Abbott's description of it sounded real | ||
| − | swell | ||
I am about ready to retire to my | I am about ready to retire to my | ||
Italian funk-hole to incubate The Lively | Italian funk-hole to incubate The Lively | ||
Lady, having rounded up all available | Lady, having rounded up all available | ||
| − | books, documents and diaries | + | books, documents and diaries from the |
| − | + | Congressional Library, the British Museum and Kennebunkport attics. If I send the manuscript of ARUNDEL before I go, see that it isn't opened until after the book is published, please. | |
| − | the | + | |
| − | that it isn't opened until after the book | ||
| − | is published, please. | ||
Sincerely yours, | Sincerely yours, | ||
| − | + | Kenneth L. Roberts | |
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Revision as of 23:07, 17 March 2017
KENNETH L. ROBERTS KENNEBUNK BEACH MAINE
November 8th. Dear Mrs. Fuller:- Thanks for your letter, which I have forwarded to Miss Bell Nason, who has the Bradbury letter, which I am sure you will receive in a few days.
ARUNDEL, according to Doubleday's notices, will not be published until January 10th'; so, to my deep pain, you will not be able to make any Christmas gifts of it. They sent me the jacket to read proof on two days ago; and I saw with some trepidation that the front-flap proof read "Arundel---said by Booth Tarkington to rank with The Three Mus- keteers, Lorna Doone, The White Company and A Gentleman of France." I can easily see how such a statement may oblige me to hunt a cyclone cellar for some little time.
I missed the Black House; but Bill Abbott's description of it sounded real swell and expensive.
I am about ready to retire to my Italian funk-hole to incubate The Lively Lady, having rounded up all available books, documents and diaries from the Congressional Library, the British Museum and Kennebunkport attics. If I send the manuscript of ARUNDEL before I go, see that it isn't opened until after the book is published, please.
Sincerely yours,
Kenneth L. Roberts
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