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April 28 1930

Mr. Kenneth L, Roberts, Kennebunk, Maine. Dear Mr. Roberts;-

The Staham book reached the library some time ago so I assume that the Lively Lady and you will be leaving Italy very soon. I enclose a clipping from our Library Bulletin which has just been published.I continue to regret that the January issue had gone to press before the book reached me, because this mention of it seems as belated as it is inadequate.

Iwish it had been possible to relay to you all of the interewted and enthusiastic comments on Arundel which I have heard. It always seems too bad that an author can't know as a librarian does when a book meets with an enthusiastic response from its readers.

I sent Mr. French a copy of the Arundel bibliography, as you requested with the additions which you mentioned in your letter. Shan't I send you a copy of it when you get home? I am sending a copy of the Bulletin notice to Mr. Page Cooper.

I am looking forward to reading the Lively Lady.

Signed M.C.F.