Box 39
Contains 112 Results:
TL[copy] to Methuen & Co., Sept.21, 1936
Paris; Dear Sirs... I shall be obliged to let you have the requisite permission to republish pp. 52-66
TL[copy] to P. Moir, Nov.13, 1937
[Olivet] Dear Miss Moir, I am flattered indeed that you should want me but I have been so extremely
TL[copy] to P. Moir, May 11, 1938
[Olivet] Dear Miss Moir, I enclose my answer to that fellow. I don't suppose you will want to publish it
TL[draft to Mr. Mond, Dec., 1909?
London; Dear Mr. Mond: I do wish you would buy "The English Review". I have given such enormouse labour to it [Violet Hunt papers]
AL[copy, fragment] to Harold Monro, Jul.14, 1920
Pulborough; Dear Monro, Ref: cuts. I think I can provide these and should much like to
AL[copy] to Harold Munro, [1922?]
[n.p.] Dear Munro, Get someone, will you, to inscribe on your tablets the dates 2-5/6/22, otherwise the first week-end
TL[copy] to Harriet Monroe, [Jul., 1936?]
Paris; Dear Miss [Monroe], I am sending you, as I said I would, my very latest poem, being the first
TL[copy] to Paul Morand, Jul.12, 1932
[Toulon?] My dear Morand, Thank you for Air Indien. I have peeped into it and I am sure that as soon as I have time
TL[copy] to F. V. Morley, Sept.24, 1933
[Toulon] Dear Mr. Morley, Thank you for sending me the CANTOS which I shall be very glad to have
AL[draft] to Gorham Munson, Mar.4, 1935
[New York] Dear Mr. Gorham Munson, I expect you were too busy to look in last Thursday [On verso of TLS Munson to Ford, 25 Feb., 1935]