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June 27, 1933

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

I am very glad indeed to hear from you again and of course I am delighted that there is to be a sequel to Arundel [underlined]. We had two of the books on your list and sent them to you at once; probably you have already received them. We sent to Bowdoin College for the others, and they were able to lend us all except Wayne's Orderly Book [underlined], Boyer's Journal [underlined] (I think that the title is Diary [underlined], rather than Daily Journal [underlined]) and the books by Trusler and Tryon. We sent you the package of books yesterday, nine of them. The Autobiography of Black Hawk is rather a rare item so will you please return it as soon as possible so that we can send it back to Bowdoin? The others you can doubtless have renewed if you need them for longer than the allotted three weeks. Will you write us if you wish a renewal? The other books we will try to obtain for you from Boston and will send them to you as soon as possible.

Very truly yours, MAINE STATE LIBRARY BY MCF

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