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Corea,Maine.,
 
Corea,Maine.,
 
Nov.I4--4I
 
Nov.I4--4I
Dear Mrs.Jacobs;Thanks for your lette:rt,at1d 1 t gives me great
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Dear Mrs.Jacobs;-
pleasure·· to build up the "arcllives" about myselt:aj a-tt:llm1ne Celebr:t:tt"
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Thanks for your letter, and it gives me great pleasure to build up the "archives" about myself as "Maine Celebrity"I will send you of course anything at other times as it comes along, and be very glad to do so--and I shall try desperately to stop over at Augusta on the way down to Portland, Boston and New York, but having just learned from my doctor that I have a dangerous blood pressure, and must keep as quiet as possible, I may not be able to have the pleasure of the stop over, but I do so want to do it, to be aware of the State Library and its functions, as well as to meet you, and I hope, the Librarian also.  
I will send 'fou or course anything at other time~.tts. it comes along,
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I have in mind a plan which is logical and pleasant to me to think of,and I disclose it to you, but with the strictest confidence as one never knows how things can or will work out, and the plan is, to present [underlined] a number of my Maine paintings to the State Library of Maine to be
and be very glad to do so--and I shall try desperately to stop over
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placed on permanent view there, and for my personal pleasure, I should want them to be placed where they could be seen at all times, not necessarily together in a separate room, though that would be nice, but probably not feasable for official convenience--but there is
at Augusta on f'he way down to Portlend,Boston and New York,but having
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no other place in Maine that I should want them, and I feel very earnestly about the idea, and I would no doubt give one picture to the Lewiston Public Library, and one or two, if they would have them, at the Coram Library of Bates College, though I am not a college man.
j'7st learned r. ro.m my. d. octo-¥• tha·,.t I. ha·.ve··. a d~e;r;ou_~ · ·.,.olood pre.· ssure. ,an.d
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But this is a preliminary whisper only on the subject, and if you think you could feel out the matter with the Librarian herself, then you could tell me whatever the results are, as to the idea.
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I am of course very proud of being born in Maine, and have its interests at heart always, and because of that, consider myself twice American, as I am by reason of birth a citizen of the State of Maine, though not of any place in it, as my life seems to call for going places, on account or
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Library and !ts-~nctions,as well as to meet Yot.1,and I hope,the
 
LibrQl."ian also.
 
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I have in mind a plan which is logical and pleasant to me to think
 
of,and I disclose it io you,but with the strictest confidence as one
 
never knows how things 1mn or will work out,and the plan is,to oresent
 
a number of my Maine paintings to the state Librar7,of Maine tobe
 
placed on permanent vi~• there1 and for my personal; pleasure,! should·
 
want them to be placed·where tney could be ·see~ia~l times,not
 
necessarily tog.wther in a separate room;thobgtr'· ·
 
would be nice,
 
but probably not feas#able for official conven cet--but there is
 
no other place in Maine that I should mmt them,and I feel veey
 
earnestly about the idea,and I would no doubt give one picture to the
 
Lewiston Public Library ,and one or two,!f they would have them,at
 
the Cormn Library of Bates College,though I am not a college man.
 
But this is a preliminacy whisper only on the subject,and if you think
 
you could feel out the matter with the Libraria,n herself,then you could
 
tell me whatever the results are,as to the idea.
 
I am of course very- proud of being bQrninJlaine,a.nd have its interests
 
at heart alwats,a.nd because of the.t,eonsider myself twice lunerican,as
 
I am by reason Gf birth~ ci~en,.o!..-'tlla~Stl.~. Q,f.J,8:a:j.ne,though :qgt or any:
 
place in it,as my life: seems to call for going places,on account or
 
 
my art pursuits.
 
my art pursuits.
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If I can manage to get off at Augusta over night,and spend a few hours there, I would like to talk it over with at least yourself, but until the idea takes definite shape, please do not publicize it in any way, as I want the idea to be earnestly accepted, if it is to be accepted at all.
If I can manage to get off at Augusta over night,and spend a few hours
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Personally I think it is a fine idea, and I would feel
there,I would like to talk it over with at least yourself,but until
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happy to know that a group of my Maine pictures reposed permanently in the State of Maine headquarters.
the idea talces definite shape ,please do not publicize it in any way,
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Now,You can I think help me a little--I regret to say I do not know
as I want the ide". to be earnestly accepted, if 1 t is to be accepted
 
at a.11.
 
Personally I think it is a fine idea,a}ld I would feel
 
happy to know that a group of my Maine pictures reposed permanently
 
in the State of Maine headquarters.
 
Now,You can I think help me a little--! regret to say I do not know
 
  
 
 

Revision as of 20:01, 17 April 2017

Corea,Maine., Nov.I4--4I Dear Mrs.Jacobs;- Thanks for your letter, and it gives me great pleasure to build up the "archives" about myself as "Maine Celebrity". I will send you of course anything at other times as it comes along, and be very glad to do so--and I shall try desperately to stop over at Augusta on the way down to Portland, Boston and New York, but having just learned from my doctor that I have a dangerous blood pressure, and must keep as quiet as possible, I may not be able to have the pleasure of the stop over, but I do so want to do it, to be aware of the State Library and its functions, as well as to meet you, and I hope, the Librarian also. I have in mind a plan which is logical and pleasant to me to think of,and I disclose it to you, but with the strictest confidence as one never knows how things can or will work out, and the plan is, to present [underlined] a number of my Maine paintings to the State Library of Maine to be placed on permanent view there, and for my personal pleasure, I should want them to be placed where they could be seen at all times, not necessarily together in a separate room, though that would be nice, but probably not feasable for official convenience--but there is no other place in Maine that I should want them, and I feel very earnestly about the idea, and I would no doubt give one picture to the Lewiston Public Library, and one or two, if they would have them, at the Coram Library of Bates College, though I am not a college man. But this is a preliminary whisper only on the subject, and if you think you could feel out the matter with the Librarian herself, then you could tell me whatever the results are, as to the idea. I am of course very proud of being born in Maine, and have its interests at heart always, and because of that, consider myself twice American, as I am by reason of birth a citizen of the State of Maine, though not of any place in it, as my life seems to call for going places, on account or my art pursuits. If I can manage to get off at Augusta over night,and spend a few hours there, I would like to talk it over with at least yourself, but until the idea takes definite shape, please do not publicize it in any way, as I want the idea to be earnestly accepted, if it is to be accepted at all. Personally I think it is a fine idea, and I would feel happy to know that a group of my Maine pictures reposed permanently in the State of Maine headquarters. Now,You can I think help me a little--I regret to say I do not know