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Dear Miss Macleod. | Dear Miss Macleod. | ||
| − | I am sending[?] | + | I am sending[?] my "rare book" today & with it a copy of a most remarkable story - a kind of Scotch Wuthering Heights in a way - very strange[?], powerful - and very well done. Claire Spencer is a Scotch-American. She is married to John Evans - the son of Mabel (Dodge) Luhan who has written several very personal[?] books - Lorenzo in Taos - & others. |
Mrs Luhan was responsible for getting D. H. Lawrence out to Taos, New Mexico where she has lived 20 yrs. The Evanses are now permanent residents of Maine - at West Brooksville and are proud owners of a 90 acre farm on the banks of the Bagaduce River opposite Castine. | Mrs Luhan was responsible for getting D. H. Lawrence out to Taos, New Mexico where she has lived 20 yrs. The Evanses are now permanent residents of Maine - at West Brooksville and are proud owners of a 90 acre farm on the banks of the Bagaduce River opposite Castine. | ||
Mrs Evans's novel created high praise - and it too is out of print. | Mrs Evans's novel created high praise - and it too is out of print. | ||
Sincerely | Sincerely | ||
Marsden Hartley. | Marsden Hartley. | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 12 April 2017
Corea Maine Nov 19/40. Dear Miss Macleod. I am sending[?] my "rare book" today & with it a copy of a most remarkable story - a kind of Scotch Wuthering Heights in a way - very strange[?], powerful - and very well done. Claire Spencer is a Scotch-American. She is married to John Evans - the son of Mabel (Dodge) Luhan who has written several very personal[?] books - Lorenzo in Taos - & others. Mrs Luhan was responsible for getting D. H. Lawrence out to Taos, New Mexico where she has lived 20 yrs. The Evanses are now permanent residents of Maine - at West Brooksville and are proud owners of a 90 acre farm on the banks of the Bagaduce River opposite Castine. Mrs Evans's novel created high praise - and it too is out of print. Sincerely Marsden Hartley.