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| − | We will go to work at once on the Stephens | + | Mrs. Stubbs says to tell you that we are deeply appreciative of your offer to present the copy of the Casco Bay grant, and that we shall be happy to accept it and to have it framed. Not knowing the exact size, we cannot promise just where it will make its framed appearance, but we will hope to find a spot that is noticeable and that will show the document to advantage . |
| − | inquiry, and let you know what we discover. This | + | |
| − | library does not have fiction for | + | We will go to work at once on the Stephens inquiry, and let you know what we discover. This library does not have fiction for individual loan, so that although we have all the Stephens books in the Maine Author Collection, they are not in the lending section of the library. We do have calls for them, however, and very likely would have more, if we stocked fiction. Personally, we think your proposal to Doubleday a fine one, and hope that it will materialize. |
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Latest revision as of 20:04, 5 January 2018
December 18, 1950
Mr. Kenneth Roberts Kennebunkport Maine
Dear Mr. Roberts:
Mrs. Stubbs says to tell you that we are deeply appreciative of your offer to present the copy of the Casco Bay grant, and that we shall be happy to accept it and to have it framed. Not knowing the exact size, we cannot promise just where it will make its framed appearance, but we will hope to find a spot that is noticeable and that will show the document to advantage .
We will go to work at once on the Stephens inquiry, and let you know what we discover. This library does not have fiction for individual loan, so that although we have all the Stephens books in the Maine Author Collection, they are not in the lending section of the library. We do have calls for them, however, and very likely would have more, if we stocked fiction. Personally, we think your proposal to Doubleday a fine one, and hope that it will materialize.
Sincerely yours MAINE STATE LIBRARY By Secretary
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