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March 9, 1954 Mrs. Henry Beston Chimney Farm Nobleboro, Maine Dear Elizabeth Coatsworth: Here is a copy of SILKY, come to us from the publisher, and we think it must certainly be by your courtesy. We shall place it in the Maine Author Collection, and some day when you are in the library, perhaps you will be so kind as to inscribe it for us. She has a haunting charm, your Silky, from the pages and from the jacket. It's almost as good a book as THE ENCHANTED, except that nothing can quite equal that. Thank you very much. Sincerely yours In Charge of Maine Author Collection hmj

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-March 9., 1954
+March 9, 1954
 Mrs. Henry Beston
-Chimney Ferm
+Chimney Farm
 Nobleboro, Maine
 Dear Elizabeth Coatsworth:
-Here is a copy of SILKY, come to us r·rom the
+Here is a copy of SILKY, come to us from the
-publisher, and we think it must certainly oe by
+publisher, and we think it must certainly be by
-We shell place it in the Maine
+your courtesy.  We shall place it in the Maine
-your courtesy.
+Author Collection, and some day when you are in the
-Author Collection, ena some day wnen you are in the
+library, perhaps you will be so kind as to inscribe
-library, perhaps you will be so kind as to in~crioe
+it for us.
-t for us-.
+She has a haunting charm, your Silky, from the
-'She has a haunting charm, your Silky, from the
+pages and from the jacket. It's almost as good a
-pages ana from the Jacket. It's almost as good a
+book as THE ENCHANTED, except that nothing can quite
-'ook as THE ENCHANTED, except tht:it nothing can quite
+equal that.
-equa.l that.
 Thank you very much.
 Sincerely yours
+In Charge of
+Maine Author Collection
 hmj
-In Ch8rge of
-Ma1ne Author Cullect1on
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